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Mei Mei, A Daughter's Song
Mei Mei, A Daughter’s Song is a cross-cultural tale of a mother and daughter separated by language and culture, yet bound together for life. In 1989, producer Dmae Roberts won a Peabody-award for her radio documentary, “Mei Mei, A Daughter’s Song”. It was the first Taiwanese-American radio documentary on public radio. 25 years later, she has created a half-hour film using the audio documentary “Mei Mei” as the soundtrack. Mixing live action, animated effects and archival footage, “Mei Mei” tells the story of Dmae and her mother as they travel to Taiwan together after a long absence. As Chu-Yin Roberts’ story unfolds she reveals the abuse she experienced when she was sold into servitude at the age of two and her hardship growing up during World War Two. She talks about the female Buddha who saved her life. It soon becomes clear the tensions they experienced with each other had to do not only with the always-complicated mother/daughter relationship, but also the fact they were of different cultures yet intrinsically tied together because they were family. This multimedia film is the 25th anniversary of the radio documentary that originally aired on NPR, BBC, CBC and ABC.

Gotta Serve Somebody
Gabriel is a former member of the mara salvatrucha, one of the most violent LA gangs. Now, he is on his path to a redeemed life.

Prague to Pebble or Bust
Prague to Pebble or Bust: Epic 1968 Tatra 603 road trip across Europe & the U.S.

Circus song
"So we call the circus our world, it is our little world. Beyond the fence is the world, the actual world; on this side of the fence is our own world."

Day of Lies (April Fools)
The film honors the symbolic fight, a carnival parade and public ridicule, charged with feeling. A radical dream of change coming to life in film form, because imagination bothers a lot of people.

Pio's movie
“Piove” is not a portrait of the forgotten filmmaker Pio Zamuner. It is the establishment of a relationship between two generations of directors with their own rules. But who directs whom?