Film Award: Full Frame Jury Award for Best Short
Akiko, one of the last living survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bombing, recounts her devastating story through intricate and searing animation.
MORE ›With a singular sound design, this film documents retiring Reverend Roland Gordon as he creates an archive on the walls of his church—a new visual history for the African American community in San Francisco.
MORE ›As an act of pure creative resilience, Ganja and his friends film a humorous and satirical web series, Bisha TV, starring puppets to combat the violent, genocidal regime of Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir. World Premiere
MORE ›This is a quiet love story. Beautiful, intimate, and deeply tender, it unfolds from the pages of a photograph album, in gentle words, in caresses.…
MORE ›Jazz bassist John Brown and his big band do justice to the swing tradition in this well-paced recording session doc.
MORE ›A pure visual treat, The Poot traces the production of beautiful, handmade Persian rugs from sheep to market.
MORE ›How do you decide when it’s time to let go? For young Jorgis, the star voice of the Copenhagen Royal Chapel Choir, the moment is…
MORE ›The London skyline is the stage for Eva Weber’s ballet mécanique, featuring graceful cranes and their observant and thoughtful operators. The four compact chapters of…
MORE ›With a casual pace and manner, filmmaker Ben Wu invites us into the thoughts and personalities found at San Francisco’s “Creativity Explored,” a work space…
MORE ›Are you convinced that there were no voting irregularities in 2004? Then witness Fannie Lewis in action on November 2, 2004, as she struggles to…
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