The Group

With the annual wine harvest as the backdrop, The Monks of Vina explores the rituals and curiosities of monastic life. Along the way, the monks faith will be severely tested, especially among the new arrivals who recently relinquished all worldly possessions, taking vows of poverty, obedience and chastity. Added to the mix are a female, fifth-generation winemaker and the spirit of Leland Stanford, who once ran the largest vineyard in the world on the same property. Lifting a veil on the spiritual side of wine-making, The Monks of Vina reveals the extreme sacrifice and devotion required in a quest to become closer to God.

No Place to Be: A feature length documentary about the homeless, those who help them, and those who fear them. Featuring the story of a formerly homeless woman and the battle over whether an apartment building for the homeless should be constructed downtown.

Tells the stories of six men and women, paralyzed by disease or injury and the remarkable monkeys who help them.

Coverage of the Annual March For Life held in Washington DC every January 22nd since 1973.

Basta is a film documenting the story of the emotional journey taken by simple men detailing their attempts to reach behind and beyond the Vatican walls in search of help, hope and aid in healing a nation reeling from the effects of the clergy abuse scandal. A decade after starting on a personal journey for justice, one man finds that success isn't always defined by achieving his goal, sometimes, it's defined by the attempt itself. And sometimes, in that attempt, you also find - yourself

The Moscow Mutiny is an up-close account of the 2012 massive anti-Putin protests in Russia. Exclusive footage from the protests' core poignantly illustrates the activists' dedication and strife. Exposing the perils of Russia under Putin, the Moscow Mutiny ponders why contemporary social activism is so inefficient and what it would take to make a difference in the world today.