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Love, You Hate Your Addiction is a short auto-biographical/documentary piece exploring the intersections between family love, struggle, and chemical dependency. It is a youth produced film working to tell the story of a teenage child of two drug addicts. This is a story that is under-represented and misunderstood at large in our society, and it is one that needs to be told. I am that child who is telling her story--now a young disabled woman filmmaker that four years ago decided to use media and film as a social-political tool, and as a space for personal healing. The film is currently part of a Reel Grrls produced drug prevention and awareness DVD compilation called Second Hand Hang-Over. It has screened at Washington state wide seminars.

A very powerful message on concept 'Save Water' with a very melodious and meaningful Jingle.

Interweaves seven parallel stories of children on their way to and from school into one journey.

This bittersweet film goes under the skin of an astonishing story of broken dreams, loyalty and - perhaps - redemption, told by reluctantly-dutiful daughter Karen.

Happily After focuses on life after leaving an abusive relationship: beginning a new life, finding a new home, a job, overcoming old fears, and learning how to trust again. This film will focus on the healing that needs to take place. In Happily After, we will meet women and hear how the abuse impacted their lives. We will learn what each of these women did to heal. And, finally we will understand the struggle and the self-belief it required to leave it all behind.

A compassionate and therapeutic exploration of some of the personal experiences, difficult decisions, and ultimate grief that comes with loving and losing a pet.