We Clap for Airballs
A layered documentary—visually, expressively, and thematically—where the basketball court is a safe space for queer and trans BIPOC people to play, feel seen, and valued by one another.
A Dog Can Make A Difference
After a profound loss, Carol dedicates her life to training service dogs for veterans with PTSD, providing them practical assistance and a renewed sense of purpose and hope.
Enough for a Lifetime
An artist, heartbroken by the world, transmutes her pain into beauty.
Parkinson’s Together
Following a Parkinson’s diagnosis, Hal and Carol Ober find that art offers both solace and connection as they navigate a new phase of their life together.
7LBS 8OZ
When a young mother moves to 8th street, Jersey City, NJ, she learns about the value of community and how her own perception determines her own experiences.
Stoop Chat with Maani & Mr. Sweat
On a stoop in Brooklyn, Mr. Sweat, a dapper neighborhood elder and Vietnam veteran with old school swagger, connects with Maani, a young aspiring entrepreneur.
What Are You Looking At?
Visual artist Angela Charles shares her journey of losing her sight, challenging perceptions, and embracing her identity as a blind artist.
New Old Friends
Two gentlemen make friends with each other in the park. They get along so well, it feels like old friends meeting for the first time.
1.2 Million
An accident results in an act of kindness, and an unexpected bond forms between a sympathetic postman and a chronically lonely elderly woman.
The Old Young Crow
An Iranian boy befriends an old Japanese woman at a graveyard in Tokyo.