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2026 marks a major milestone: A-Doc’s 10-year anniversary! Join us in celebrating a decade of our vibrant community in bloom 🌷 🌸 💛

Our anniversary logo was designed by our very own Communications Coordinator, @melo_gao_loveswhales. Read her inspiration for the piece below:

“A-Doc: 10 Years of Community in Bloom,” imagines nonfiction storytelling as a vibrant ecosystem that is inseparable from the people who sustain it. The design is a love letter to A-Doc’s journey, celebrating the past decade while dreaming of a future that is accessible, sustainable, and rooted in community.

The smiling house reflects the foundation that has been nurtured by our intergenerational community, planting the seeds for future storytellers. A canopy of chrysanthemums, cherry blossoms, and daffodils, symbolize joy and new beginnings. Centered in the design is a group of people reflecting and sharing, not isolated, but moving forward together. The deliberate inclusion of the snail represents resilience, and a gentle reminder to make time for rest. In an industry that moves rapidly, the film reel as the snail’s shell reimagines community as a home that you can always return to.

The bright shades of tangerine, fuschia, and chartreuse contribute a sense of whimsy and collective dreaming. As A-Doc looks forward to the next 10 years, this design honors the roots that connect us and celebrates the community we continue to build together.” - Meloddy Gao

Learn more about our anniversary plans and make a contribution at the link in bio 🌟

You’re invited to the 2026 A-Doc Community Forum on Wednesday, June 10! 🌟

Want to know how to get the most out of your A-Doc experience in 2026? This is your chance to connect with our Steering Committee and Staff while getting an inside look at what’s in store for the year ahead. We’ll be sharing updates on our in-person presences, strategic goals, ways to engage with our programs, and upcoming opportunities with applications opening in the coming months!

Stick around for the breakout sessions to engage directly with our teams and share your thoughts!

This is an A-Doc member-only opportunity. Register now at the link in bio 💫

Now Streaming: Watch @homeisahotel now on @pbs @kqed! 🛏️ 💫 🏨

About the film: “An intimate look at inequality in San Francisco through the lives of Single Room Occupancy residents. Filmed over six years, it paints a mosaic of strangers relying on 80 sq ft rooms to stay housed and avoid homelessness. Their fight to break free from cyclical trauma and crushing structural forces is a universal story about the future of the American city.”

A-Doc Member Credits:
Director: @dunkinwong
Associate Producer: @brandito.stories
Cinematographer: @sengvision
Additional Photography: @ghostnotes._ @jpdobrin
Editor: @krissyisawesome
Assistant Editor: Melanie Choy
Impact Director: Lisa Yamashita Allen

A-Doc is proud to partner with @naapimha to celebrate the 6th Annual National AANHPI Mental Health Day! 🪷🧠📣

This year, NAAPIMHA is highlighting how economic stressors such as housing and food insecurity directly impact AANHPI mental health, underscoring the urgent need for affordable access to care.

See our A-Doc Film Database for more stories that highlight the importance of mental health, affordable healthcare, and immigrant justice.

Learn more about @naapimha at the link in bio ✨

A-Doc is proud to partner with @naapimha to celebrate the 6th Annual National AANHPI Mental Health Day! 🪷🧠📣

This year, NAAPIMHA is highlighting how economic stressors such as housing and food insecurity directly impact AANHPI mental health, underscoring the urgent need for affordable access to care.

See our A-Doc Film Database for more stories that highlight the importance of mental health, affordable healthcare, and immigrant justice.

Learn more about @naapimha at the link in bio ✨

A-Doc is proud to partner with @naapimha to celebrate the 6th Annual National AANHPI Mental Health Day! 🪷🧠📣

This year, NAAPIMHA is highlighting how economic stressors such as housing and food insecurity directly impact AANHPI mental health, underscoring the urgent need for affordable access to care.

See our A-Doc Film Database for more stories that highlight the importance of mental health, affordable healthcare, and immigrant justice.

Learn more about @naapimha at the link in bio ✨

A-Doc is proud to partner with @naapimha to celebrate the 6th Annual National AANHPI Mental Health Day! 🪷🧠📣

This year, NAAPIMHA is highlighting how economic stressors such as housing and food insecurity directly impact AANHPI mental health, underscoring the urgent need for affordable access to care.

See our A-Doc Film Database for more stories that highlight the importance of mental health, affordable healthcare, and immigrant justice.

Learn more about @naapimha at the link in bio ✨

A-Doc is proud to partner with @naapimha to celebrate the 6th Annual National AANHPI Mental Health Day! 🪷🧠📣

This year, NAAPIMHA is highlighting how economic stressors such as housing and food insecurity directly impact AANHPI mental health, underscoring the urgent need for affordable access to care.

See our A-Doc Film Database for more stories that highlight the importance of mental health, affordable healthcare, and immigrant justice.

Learn more about @naapimha at the link in bio ✨

A-Doc is proud to partner with @naapimha to celebrate the 6th Annual National AANHPI Mental Health Day! 🪷🧠📣

This year, NAAPIMHA is highlighting how economic stressors such as housing and food insecurity directly impact AANHPI mental health, underscoring the urgent need for affordable access to care.

See our A-Doc Film Database for more stories that highlight the importance of mental health, affordable healthcare, and immigrant justice.

Learn more about @naapimha at the link in bio ✨

A-Doc is proud to partner with @naapimha to celebrate the 6th Annual National AANHPI Mental Health Day! 🪷🧠📣

This year, NAAPIMHA is highlighting how economic stressors such as housing and food insecurity directly impact AANHPI mental health, underscoring the urgent need for affordable access to care.

See our A-Doc Film Database for more stories that highlight the importance of mental health, affordable healthcare, and immigrant justice.

Learn more about @naapimha at the link in bio ✨

A-Doc is proud to partner with @naapimha to celebrate the 6th Annual National AANHPI Mental Health Day! 🪷🧠📣

This year, NAAPIMHA is highlighting how economic stressors such as housing and food insecurity directly impact AANHPI mental health, underscoring the urgent need for affordable access to care.

See our A-Doc Film Database for more stories that highlight the importance of mental health, affordable healthcare, and immigrant justice.

Learn more about @naapimha at the link in bio ✨

A-Doc is proud to partner with @naapimha to celebrate the 6th Annual National AANHPI Mental Health Day! 🪷🧠📣

This year, NAAPIMHA is highlighting how economic stressors such as housing and food insecurity directly impact AANHPI mental health, underscoring the urgent need for affordable access to care.

See our A-Doc Film Database for more stories that highlight the importance of mental health, affordable healthcare, and immigrant justice.

Learn more about @naapimha at the link in bio ✨

A-Doc is proud to partner with @naapimha to celebrate the 6th Annual National AANHPI Mental Health Day! 🪷🧠📣

This year, NAAPIMHA is highlighting how economic stressors such as housing and food insecurity directly impact AANHPI mental health, underscoring the urgent need for affordable access to care.

See our A-Doc Film Database for more stories that highlight the importance of mental health, affordable healthcare, and immigrant justice.

Learn more about @naapimha at the link in bio ✨

Now Streaming for AAPI Heritage Month: Watch ASIAN AMERICANS @pbs! 🍇 ✊🏾 📚

Asian Americans is a five-hour film series that delivers a bold, fresh perspective on a history that matters today, more than ever. As America becomes more diverse, and more divided while facing unimaginable challenges, how do we move forward together? Told through intimate personal stories, the series will cast a new lens on U.S. history and the ongoing role that Asian Americans have played.

Watch now at the link in bio and find lesson plans at PBS Learning Media! 🌸

A-Doc Member Credits:
Directors: @sleochiang @anothergracelee @geetagandbhir
Series Producer: @rtajimapena
Executive Producer: @eurie.ka @caamman @doncaam @jeantsien
Supervising Producer: @eleaseluistemp
Series Associate Producer: @genabenena @tamtam.chu
Editor: @vicchalk
Production Manager: Rowena Pedrena
Production Sound Mixer/Camera Operator: @chzamag
Sound Mixer: @gileskhan
Assistant Camera: @serenathesoupbowl
Production Coordinator: @mariahyama
Research and Archival Manager: @alex.e.margolin

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Congratulations to all of the A-Doc member films that screened @faaimchicago this past weekend! 🎉

Not Pictured: FIRST LOVE / LATE SPRING directed by @sweet_birthday_baby 🌸

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

Streaming @criterionchannel this May: “Directed by Kimi Takesue: Crossings and Encounters!” 🌾⛰️🌊

“The visually mesmerizing and deeply reflective films of Kimi Takesue traverse genres—including documentary, fiction, and experimental forms—to explore the charged spaces between observer and observed. Often centered on the act of travel, Takesue’s work follows tourists and locals as they navigate shared yet unequal terrain.

In evocative shorts and acclaimed features, she turns an unblinking lens on cross-cultural encounters, revealing the subtle tensions, curiosities, and power dynamics that shape how we see and are seen across differences. Through her immersive long takes, Takesue invites audiences into moments of intimacy and unease that continually challenge our assumptions.”

The collection includes the following titles: “Onlookers” (2023), “95 and 6 to Go” (2016), “Looking for Adventure” (2013), “That Which Once Was” (2011), “Where Are You Taking Me?” (2010), “Suspended” (2009), “E=NYC2” (2005), “Summer of the Serpent” (2004), “Heaven’s Crossroad” (2002), “Rosewater” (1999), and “Bound” (1995).

Don’t miss this beautiful retrospective of A-Doc member @kimitakesue films launching May 1 for AAPIHM! 95 AND 6 TO GO will also have an in-person screening @dctvny on Friday, May 15!

CAAMFest kicks off today! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from May 7-10! 🌁 🍿 🌟

See the full list of A-Doc member films, panels, industry happenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc @caamedia guide at the link in bio!

CAAMFest kicks off today! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from May 7-10! 🌁 🍿 🌟

See the full list of A-Doc member films, panels, industry happenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc @caamedia guide at the link in bio!

CAAMFest kicks off today! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from May 7-10! 🌁 🍿 🌟

See the full list of A-Doc member films, panels, industry happenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc @caamedia guide at the link in bio!

CAAMFest kicks off today! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from May 7-10! 🌁 🍿 🌟

See the full list of A-Doc member films, panels, industry happenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc @caamedia guide at the link in bio!

CAAMFest kicks off today! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from May 7-10! 🌁 🍿 🌟

See the full list of A-Doc member films, panels, industry happenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc @caamedia guide at the link in bio!

CAAMFest kicks off today! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from May 7-10! 🌁 🍿 🌟

See the full list of A-Doc member films, panels, industry happenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc @caamedia guide at the link in bio!

CAAMFest kicks off today! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from May 7-10! 🌁 🍿 🌟

See the full list of A-Doc member films, panels, industry happenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc @caamedia guide at the link in bio!

Introducing our 2026 A-Doc CAAMFest Filmmaker Cohort: J.P. Dobrin, Tushar Gidwani, Yasmin Mistry, Kirthi Nath, Jiayan "Jenny" Shi, and Anna Yeo! 🎬 ❤️‍🔥

This cohort features emerging and mid-career filmmakers, who are each working on non-fiction film projects that center AAPI communities, stories, or experiences.

Join us @caamedia Filmmaker Summit + Industry Hub to connect with these filmmakers! We invite you to meet them, learn more about their current projects, and celebrate the incredible momentum of our filmmaking community.

Read more about them in our A-Doc CAAMFest guide at the link in bio 😍

Introducing our 2026 A-Doc CAAMFest Filmmaker Cohort: J.P. Dobrin, Tushar Gidwani, Yasmin Mistry, Kirthi Nath, Jiayan "Jenny" Shi, and Anna Yeo! 🎬 ❤️‍🔥

This cohort features emerging and mid-career filmmakers, who are each working on non-fiction film projects that center AAPI communities, stories, or experiences.

Join us @caamedia Filmmaker Summit + Industry Hub to connect with these filmmakers! We invite you to meet them, learn more about their current projects, and celebrate the incredible momentum of our filmmaking community.

Read more about them in our A-Doc CAAMFest guide at the link in bio 😍

Introducing our 2026 A-Doc CAAMFest Filmmaker Cohort: J.P. Dobrin, Tushar Gidwani, Yasmin Mistry, Kirthi Nath, Jiayan "Jenny" Shi, and Anna Yeo! 🎬 ❤️‍🔥

This cohort features emerging and mid-career filmmakers, who are each working on non-fiction film projects that center AAPI communities, stories, or experiences.

Join us @caamedia Filmmaker Summit + Industry Hub to connect with these filmmakers! We invite you to meet them, learn more about their current projects, and celebrate the incredible momentum of our filmmaking community.

Read more about them in our A-Doc CAAMFest guide at the link in bio 😍

Introducing our 2026 A-Doc CAAMFest Filmmaker Cohort: J.P. Dobrin, Tushar Gidwani, Yasmin Mistry, Kirthi Nath, Jiayan "Jenny" Shi, and Anna Yeo! 🎬 ❤️‍🔥

This cohort features emerging and mid-career filmmakers, who are each working on non-fiction film projects that center AAPI communities, stories, or experiences.

Join us @caamedia Filmmaker Summit + Industry Hub to connect with these filmmakers! We invite you to meet them, learn more about their current projects, and celebrate the incredible momentum of our filmmaking community.

Read more about them in our A-Doc CAAMFest guide at the link in bio 😍

Introducing our 2026 A-Doc CAAMFest Filmmaker Cohort: J.P. Dobrin, Tushar Gidwani, Yasmin Mistry, Kirthi Nath, Jiayan "Jenny" Shi, and Anna Yeo! 🎬 ❤️‍🔥

This cohort features emerging and mid-career filmmakers, who are each working on non-fiction film projects that center AAPI communities, stories, or experiences.

Join us @caamedia Filmmaker Summit + Industry Hub to connect with these filmmakers! We invite you to meet them, learn more about their current projects, and celebrate the incredible momentum of our filmmaking community.

Read more about them in our A-Doc CAAMFest guide at the link in bio 😍

Introducing our 2026 A-Doc CAAMFest Filmmaker Cohort: J.P. Dobrin, Tushar Gidwani, Yasmin Mistry, Kirthi Nath, Jiayan "Jenny" Shi, and Anna Yeo! 🎬 ❤️‍🔥

This cohort features emerging and mid-career filmmakers, who are each working on non-fiction film projects that center AAPI communities, stories, or experiences.

Join us @caamedia Filmmaker Summit + Industry Hub to connect with these filmmakers! We invite you to meet them, learn more about their current projects, and celebrate the incredible momentum of our filmmaking community.

Read more about them in our A-Doc CAAMFest guide at the link in bio 😍

Join us this Friday and Saturday at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit and Industry Hub for these panels: The Creative Process and Successfully Short! 🎨 🎬 ✨

Friday, May 8, 1:30-2:30pm - The Creative Process: Film is an art form and creative practices can define our work as artists. In this pane moderated by @theresaxtine (Catapult Film Fund), we will speak with filmmakers @karlamakingstuff (THE GAS STATION ATTENDANT), @cocos.sanctuary (TRACES OF HOME), @windter24 (BEFORE THE MOON FALLS) to share their creative processes in the documentary genre.

Trigger Warning: Some of the films contain references to mental illness, sexual abuse, suicide, and violence which may be talked about during this panel. This conversation will conclude with a grounding exercise. We will also be offering mental health services in the Community Room for 30 minutes directly following this panel.

Saturday, May 9, 1:30-2:30pm - Successfully Short: CAAM, Firelight Media, and A-Doc all have initiatives that provide funding for short documentaries. This panel moderated by Pamela Torno (ITVS) will talk about some of those programs and feature filmmakers supported by them including @reaapuri (HARVEST PARTY AT CAMP TWO), @saritakhur (THE LAST RESORT), and @curtischin8 (WARREN KING: KING OF CARDBOARD) to help uplift short documentaries in a time when making features is more challenging than ever.

RSVP to save your spot now at the link in bio 🤩

Join us this Friday and Saturday at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit and Industry Hub for these panels: The Creative Process and Successfully Short! 🎨 🎬 ✨

Friday, May 8, 1:30-2:30pm - The Creative Process: Film is an art form and creative practices can define our work as artists. In this pane moderated by @theresaxtine (Catapult Film Fund), we will speak with filmmakers @karlamakingstuff (THE GAS STATION ATTENDANT), @cocos.sanctuary (TRACES OF HOME), @windter24 (BEFORE THE MOON FALLS) to share their creative processes in the documentary genre.

Trigger Warning: Some of the films contain references to mental illness, sexual abuse, suicide, and violence which may be talked about during this panel. This conversation will conclude with a grounding exercise. We will also be offering mental health services in the Community Room for 30 minutes directly following this panel.

Saturday, May 9, 1:30-2:30pm - Successfully Short: CAAM, Firelight Media, and A-Doc all have initiatives that provide funding for short documentaries. This panel moderated by Pamela Torno (ITVS) will talk about some of those programs and feature filmmakers supported by them including @reaapuri (HARVEST PARTY AT CAMP TWO), @saritakhur (THE LAST RESORT), and @curtischin8 (WARREN KING: KING OF CARDBOARD) to help uplift short documentaries in a time when making features is more challenging than ever.

RSVP to save your spot now at the link in bio 🤩

Join us this Friday and Saturday at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit and Industry Hub for these panels: The Creative Process and Successfully Short! 🎨 🎬 ✨

Friday, May 8, 1:30-2:30pm - The Creative Process: Film is an art form and creative practices can define our work as artists. In this pane moderated by @theresaxtine (Catapult Film Fund), we will speak with filmmakers @karlamakingstuff (THE GAS STATION ATTENDANT), @cocos.sanctuary (TRACES OF HOME), @windter24 (BEFORE THE MOON FALLS) to share their creative processes in the documentary genre.

Trigger Warning: Some of the films contain references to mental illness, sexual abuse, suicide, and violence which may be talked about during this panel. This conversation will conclude with a grounding exercise. We will also be offering mental health services in the Community Room for 30 minutes directly following this panel.

Saturday, May 9, 1:30-2:30pm - Successfully Short: CAAM, Firelight Media, and A-Doc all have initiatives that provide funding for short documentaries. This panel moderated by Pamela Torno (ITVS) will talk about some of those programs and feature filmmakers supported by them including @reaapuri (HARVEST PARTY AT CAMP TWO), @saritakhur (THE LAST RESORT), and @curtischin8 (WARREN KING: KING OF CARDBOARD) to help uplift short documentaries in a time when making features is more challenging than ever.

RSVP to save your spot now at the link in bio 🤩

Join us this Friday and Saturday at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit and Industry Hub for these panels: The Creative Process and Successfully Short! 🎨 🎬 ✨

Friday, May 8, 1:30-2:30pm - The Creative Process: Film is an art form and creative practices can define our work as artists. In this pane moderated by @theresaxtine (Catapult Film Fund), we will speak with filmmakers @karlamakingstuff (THE GAS STATION ATTENDANT), @cocos.sanctuary (TRACES OF HOME), @windter24 (BEFORE THE MOON FALLS) to share their creative processes in the documentary genre.

Trigger Warning: Some of the films contain references to mental illness, sexual abuse, suicide, and violence which may be talked about during this panel. This conversation will conclude with a grounding exercise. We will also be offering mental health services in the Community Room for 30 minutes directly following this panel.

Saturday, May 9, 1:30-2:30pm - Successfully Short: CAAM, Firelight Media, and A-Doc all have initiatives that provide funding for short documentaries. This panel moderated by Pamela Torno (ITVS) will talk about some of those programs and feature filmmakers supported by them including @reaapuri (HARVEST PARTY AT CAMP TWO), @saritakhur (THE LAST RESORT), and @curtischin8 (WARREN KING: KING OF CARDBOARD) to help uplift short documentaries in a time when making features is more challenging than ever.

RSVP to save your spot now at the link in bio 🤩

Join us this Friday and Saturday at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit and Industry Hub for these panels: The Creative Process and Successfully Short! 🎨 🎬 ✨

Friday, May 8, 1:30-2:30pm - The Creative Process: Film is an art form and creative practices can define our work as artists. In this pane moderated by @theresaxtine (Catapult Film Fund), we will speak with filmmakers @karlamakingstuff (THE GAS STATION ATTENDANT), @cocos.sanctuary (TRACES OF HOME), @windter24 (BEFORE THE MOON FALLS) to share their creative processes in the documentary genre.

Trigger Warning: Some of the films contain references to mental illness, sexual abuse, suicide, and violence which may be talked about during this panel. This conversation will conclude with a grounding exercise. We will also be offering mental health services in the Community Room for 30 minutes directly following this panel.

Saturday, May 9, 1:30-2:30pm - Successfully Short: CAAM, Firelight Media, and A-Doc all have initiatives that provide funding for short documentaries. This panel moderated by Pamela Torno (ITVS) will talk about some of those programs and feature filmmakers supported by them including @reaapuri (HARVEST PARTY AT CAMP TWO), @saritakhur (THE LAST RESORT), and @curtischin8 (WARREN KING: KING OF CARDBOARD) to help uplift short documentaries in a time when making features is more challenging than ever.

RSVP to save your spot now at the link in bio 🤩

Join us this Friday and Saturday at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit and Industry Hub for these panels: The Creative Process and Successfully Short! 🎨 🎬 ✨

Friday, May 8, 1:30-2:30pm - The Creative Process: Film is an art form and creative practices can define our work as artists. In this pane moderated by @theresaxtine (Catapult Film Fund), we will speak with filmmakers @karlamakingstuff (THE GAS STATION ATTENDANT), @cocos.sanctuary (TRACES OF HOME), @windter24 (BEFORE THE MOON FALLS) to share their creative processes in the documentary genre.

Trigger Warning: Some of the films contain references to mental illness, sexual abuse, suicide, and violence which may be talked about during this panel. This conversation will conclude with a grounding exercise. We will also be offering mental health services in the Community Room for 30 minutes directly following this panel.

Saturday, May 9, 1:30-2:30pm - Successfully Short: CAAM, Firelight Media, and A-Doc all have initiatives that provide funding for short documentaries. This panel moderated by Pamela Torno (ITVS) will talk about some of those programs and feature filmmakers supported by them including @reaapuri (HARVEST PARTY AT CAMP TWO), @saritakhur (THE LAST RESORT), and @curtischin8 (WARREN KING: KING OF CARDBOARD) to help uplift short documentaries in a time when making features is more challenging than ever.

RSVP to save your spot now at the link in bio 🤩

Join us this Friday and Saturday at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit and Industry Hub for these panels: The Creative Process and Successfully Short! 🎨 🎬 ✨

Friday, May 8, 1:30-2:30pm - The Creative Process: Film is an art form and creative practices can define our work as artists. In this pane moderated by @theresaxtine (Catapult Film Fund), we will speak with filmmakers @karlamakingstuff (THE GAS STATION ATTENDANT), @cocos.sanctuary (TRACES OF HOME), @windter24 (BEFORE THE MOON FALLS) to share their creative processes in the documentary genre.

Trigger Warning: Some of the films contain references to mental illness, sexual abuse, suicide, and violence which may be talked about during this panel. This conversation will conclude with a grounding exercise. We will also be offering mental health services in the Community Room for 30 minutes directly following this panel.

Saturday, May 9, 1:30-2:30pm - Successfully Short: CAAM, Firelight Media, and A-Doc all have initiatives that provide funding for short documentaries. This panel moderated by Pamela Torno (ITVS) will talk about some of those programs and feature filmmakers supported by them including @reaapuri (HARVEST PARTY AT CAMP TWO), @saritakhur (THE LAST RESORT), and @curtischin8 (WARREN KING: KING OF CARDBOARD) to help uplift short documentaries in a time when making features is more challenging than ever.

RSVP to save your spot now at the link in bio 🤩

Join us this Friday and Saturday at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit and Industry Hub for these panels: The Creative Process and Successfully Short! 🎨 🎬 ✨

Friday, May 8, 1:30-2:30pm - The Creative Process: Film is an art form and creative practices can define our work as artists. In this pane moderated by @theresaxtine (Catapult Film Fund), we will speak with filmmakers @karlamakingstuff (THE GAS STATION ATTENDANT), @cocos.sanctuary (TRACES OF HOME), @windter24 (BEFORE THE MOON FALLS) to share their creative processes in the documentary genre.

Trigger Warning: Some of the films contain references to mental illness, sexual abuse, suicide, and violence which may be talked about during this panel. This conversation will conclude with a grounding exercise. We will also be offering mental health services in the Community Room for 30 minutes directly following this panel.

Saturday, May 9, 1:30-2:30pm - Successfully Short: CAAM, Firelight Media, and A-Doc all have initiatives that provide funding for short documentaries. This panel moderated by Pamela Torno (ITVS) will talk about some of those programs and feature filmmakers supported by them including @reaapuri (HARVEST PARTY AT CAMP TWO), @saritakhur (THE LAST RESORT), and @curtischin8 (WARREN KING: KING OF CARDBOARD) to help uplift short documentaries in a time when making features is more challenging than ever.

RSVP to save your spot now at the link in bio 🤩

Join us this Friday and Saturday at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit and Industry Hub for these panels: The Creative Process and Successfully Short! 🎨 🎬 ✨

Friday, May 8, 1:30-2:30pm - The Creative Process: Film is an art form and creative practices can define our work as artists. In this pane moderated by @theresaxtine (Catapult Film Fund), we will speak with filmmakers @karlamakingstuff (THE GAS STATION ATTENDANT), @cocos.sanctuary (TRACES OF HOME), @windter24 (BEFORE THE MOON FALLS) to share their creative processes in the documentary genre.

Trigger Warning: Some of the films contain references to mental illness, sexual abuse, suicide, and violence which may be talked about during this panel. This conversation will conclude with a grounding exercise. We will also be offering mental health services in the Community Room for 30 minutes directly following this panel.

Saturday, May 9, 1:30-2:30pm - Successfully Short: CAAM, Firelight Media, and A-Doc all have initiatives that provide funding for short documentaries. This panel moderated by Pamela Torno (ITVS) will talk about some of those programs and feature filmmakers supported by them including @reaapuri (HARVEST PARTY AT CAMP TWO), @saritakhur (THE LAST RESORT), and @curtischin8 (WARREN KING: KING OF CARDBOARD) to help uplift short documentaries in a time when making features is more challenging than ever.

RSVP to save your spot now at the link in bio 🤩

Join us this Friday and Saturday at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit and Industry Hub for these panels: The Creative Process and Successfully Short! 🎨 🎬 ✨

Friday, May 8, 1:30-2:30pm - The Creative Process: Film is an art form and creative practices can define our work as artists. In this pane moderated by @theresaxtine (Catapult Film Fund), we will speak with filmmakers @karlamakingstuff (THE GAS STATION ATTENDANT), @cocos.sanctuary (TRACES OF HOME), @windter24 (BEFORE THE MOON FALLS) to share their creative processes in the documentary genre.

Trigger Warning: Some of the films contain references to mental illness, sexual abuse, suicide, and violence which may be talked about during this panel. This conversation will conclude with a grounding exercise. We will also be offering mental health services in the Community Room for 30 minutes directly following this panel.

Saturday, May 9, 1:30-2:30pm - Successfully Short: CAAM, Firelight Media, and A-Doc all have initiatives that provide funding for short documentaries. This panel moderated by Pamela Torno (ITVS) will talk about some of those programs and feature filmmakers supported by them including @reaapuri (HARVEST PARTY AT CAMP TWO), @saritakhur (THE LAST RESORT), and @curtischin8 (WARREN KING: KING OF CARDBOARD) to help uplift short documentaries in a time when making features is more challenging than ever.

RSVP to save your spot now at the link in bio 🤩

Join us for industry office hours at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit + Industry Hub this upcoming Thursday 5/7 and Friday 5/8! 🌟

Back by popular demand, office hours are an opportunity for CAAMFest attendees to engage in 30 minute conversations with industry professionals in a small group setting. This year’s industry participants include:@povdocs @bavcmedia @bipocdoceditors @catapultfilmfund @film_sf @filmcollabsf @itvsindies @dmagpr @nbculaunch @reelsouthdocs @representmedia.oakland @sffilm @sundanceorg @vcmediaorg @phillyaaff @asiancinevision!

The location will be nearby to KOHO where the @caamedia Industry Summit and Hub is taking place, and is wheelchair-accessible.

Register by Tuesday, May 8 at 12PM PT at the link in bio to reserve your spot! 🎉

Join us for industry office hours at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit + Industry Hub this upcoming Thursday 5/7 and Friday 5/8! 🌟

Back by popular demand, office hours are an opportunity for CAAMFest attendees to engage in 30 minute conversations with industry professionals in a small group setting. This year’s industry participants include:@povdocs @bavcmedia @bipocdoceditors @catapultfilmfund @film_sf @filmcollabsf @itvsindies @dmagpr @nbculaunch @reelsouthdocs @representmedia.oakland @sffilm @sundanceorg @vcmediaorg @phillyaaff @asiancinevision!

The location will be nearby to KOHO where the @caamedia Industry Summit and Hub is taking place, and is wheelchair-accessible.

Register by Tuesday, May 8 at 12PM PT at the link in bio to reserve your spot! 🎉

Join us for industry office hours at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit + Industry Hub this upcoming Thursday 5/7 and Friday 5/8! 🌟

Back by popular demand, office hours are an opportunity for CAAMFest attendees to engage in 30 minute conversations with industry professionals in a small group setting. This year’s industry participants include:@povdocs @bavcmedia @bipocdoceditors @catapultfilmfund @film_sf @filmcollabsf @itvsindies @dmagpr @nbculaunch @reelsouthdocs @representmedia.oakland @sffilm @sundanceorg @vcmediaorg @phillyaaff @asiancinevision!

The location will be nearby to KOHO where the @caamedia Industry Summit and Hub is taking place, and is wheelchair-accessible.

Register by Tuesday, May 8 at 12PM PT at the link in bio to reserve your spot! 🎉

Join us for industry office hours at the CAAMFest Filmmaker Summit + Industry Hub this upcoming Thursday 5/7 and Friday 5/8! 🌟

Back by popular demand, office hours are an opportunity for CAAMFest attendees to engage in 30 minute conversations with industry professionals in a small group setting. This year’s industry participants include:@povdocs @bavcmedia @bipocdoceditors @catapultfilmfund @film_sf @filmcollabsf @itvsindies @dmagpr @nbculaunch @reelsouthdocs @representmedia.oakland @sffilm @sundanceorg @vcmediaorg @phillyaaff @asiancinevision!

The location will be nearby to KOHO where the @caamedia Industry Summit and Hub is taking place, and is wheelchair-accessible.

Register by Tuesday, May 8 at 12PM PT at the link in bio to reserve your spot! 🎉

@vcmediaorg LAAPFF is coming in hot! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from April 29 - May 3! 🔥 🍿 🌟

See the full list of films, archival presentations, convenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc LAAPFF Guide at the link in bio! 👀

@vcmediaorg LAAPFF is coming in hot! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from April 29 - May 3! 🔥 🍿 🌟

See the full list of films, archival presentations, convenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc LAAPFF Guide at the link in bio! 👀

@vcmediaorg LAAPFF is coming in hot! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from April 29 - May 3! 🔥 🍿 🌟

See the full list of films, archival presentations, convenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc LAAPFF Guide at the link in bio! 👀

@vcmediaorg LAAPFF is coming in hot! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from April 29 - May 3! 🔥 🍿 🌟

See the full list of films, archival presentations, convenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc LAAPFF Guide at the link in bio! 👀

@vcmediaorg LAAPFF is coming in hot! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from April 29 - May 3! 🔥 🍿 🌟

See the full list of films, archival presentations, convenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc LAAPFF Guide at the link in bio! 👀

@vcmediaorg LAAPFF is coming in hot! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from April 29 - May 3! 🔥 🍿 🌟

See the full list of films, archival presentations, convenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc LAAPFF Guide at the link in bio! 👀

@vcmediaorg LAAPFF is coming in hot! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from April 29 - May 3! 🔥 🍿 🌟

See the full list of films, archival presentations, convenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc LAAPFF Guide at the link in bio! 👀

@vcmediaorg LAAPFF is coming in hot! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from April 29 - May 3! 🔥 🍿 🌟

See the full list of films, archival presentations, convenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc LAAPFF Guide at the link in bio! 👀

@vcmediaorg LAAPFF is coming in hot! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from April 29 - May 3! 🔥 🍿 🌟

See the full list of films, archival presentations, convenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc LAAPFF Guide at the link in bio! 👀

@vcmediaorg LAAPFF is coming in hot! Catch these A-Doc member films screening at the festival from April 29 - May 3! 🔥 🍿 🌟

See the full list of films, archival presentations, convenings, and world premieres in our A-Doc LAAPFF Guide at the link in bio! 👀