The Red Bomb

Setting out to learn more about the unique history of their East Los Angeles neighborhood, 10 kids from the City Terrace Library filmed the numerous street murals they passed by every day. This led to meeting and interviewing the artist, Willie Herron III, who still lives and works in the neighborhood, as well as local residents and the Director of the LA Mural Conservancy.

This documentary, mainly taken in North Korea, a closed and unapproachable country, reveals the non-humanitarian situation caused by Japanese government, through a North Korean Hiroshima-atomic-bombing victim's anger and grief.

The story of Ella Addison, an extraordinary 12 year old girl who swims with sharks.

For over three years the author of the film has accompanied a poor family from Lodz living opposite the former textile factories.

An emotionally gripping feature length documentary film that examines the lives of five fathers raising and caring for children on the autism spectrum. Centered around a clinical weekend retreat with 14 Dads, the film dispels the archaic "big boys don't cry" notion and uniquely chronicles the emotional struggles of a group of fathers, including Director Jones, as they open up to one another about the fear, disappointment, and, ultimately, the acceptance of a very different parenting experience than they had envisioned. www.AutisticLikeMe.net

Documents the thoughts and practice of the people involved with the re-design, construction and renewal of an early 20th century boarding school chapel.