With no investors, no agents, publishers, or any financial backing. Follow the network as they pull off one of the most historical James Beard wins in history by beating out two multi-million dollar companies. Proving that a community together can accomplish the impossible.

“callitcovid” – Hate crimes against the Asian-American community surged by nearly 150% in 2020 and there is an urgent need to spread awareness.This film uses disturbing images set to a poem with some chilling language to highlight anti-Asian discrimination.

“The Myth” – a new film exposing the myth of The Model Minority: a false narrative weaponizing Asian Americans against other ethnic groups.

“My Sister” – This film – this occasion poem – is a response to what is happening today. To the women of Iran. The women of Afghanistan. The women of the United States of America. The women of the world. What of their safety? Their education? Their choice? “My Sister” amplifies how communities have mobilized, and recognizes those efforts not as isolated protests, but as a single, global revolution. This film is an effort to unify, and offer solidarity to those progressing this movement, by identifying them as we do in Asian cultures: Not as strangers, but as sisters.

Based on Thai folklore- Mae Nak, a husband returns home from deployment to his wife and infant child, unaware of a sad secret about what happened to them while he was away.

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A mental health therapist & a stay at home mom become Portland’s most unique Pizzaiolos. As the Truong family navigates through the challenges of opening a restaurant, Aaron discovers why he left his private counseling career to begin a new journey creating pizzas.

Most of us can probably agree that modern dating is hard enough, but have you ever thought about what it’s like to date as an Asian woman? Based loosely on a real experience, a woman finds herself at a loss for words when her date takes a bad turn.

This is a grassroots docuseries featuring BIPOC Adoptee voices. It will draw attention to a community whose voices are historically silenced and lie at the nexus of two impactful identities: an adopted person and BIPOC.

“Gabby Antonio Smashes the Imperialist, White Supremacist, Capitalist Patriarchy!” is a comedy web series about the trials and tribulations of a young woman of color who struggles to do good in the whitest city in America–Portland, Oregon. She wants to change the world, but it’s not quite happening – yet.

(Masks are encouraged)

“Buried” is a queer, sci-fi crime thriller that follows two con artists, Kane and Manson who become embroiled in an elaborate scheme to return stolen technology.

“Private Chat” – In an attempt to up her own cam modeling career, a young woman purchases some one-on-one time with another webcam model. When she decides to reveal her true identity, the two of them have a conversation about intimacy, desire, and which angles best showcase your ass. “Private Chat” is a scintillating window into the voyeuristic world of cam modeling, challenging the preconceived notions and stigma around sex work.

“Vent” – A shut-in pianist experiences increasing paranoia as her brother rants about how dangerous the outside air is.”