Documentary Portfolio
No One Ever Really Dies
84-year-old Jun plans his seizensou, or “fake funeral.” Meanwhile, Jun’s daughter and wife debate the potential ethical and familial consequences of Jun’s big plans.
BAHEYA
Baheya (he/him) reflects on reclaiming boyhood, joy, and the intersecting elements of their identity in community with friends.
SHUMEI
An observational look into a diasporic Japanese community living in Crestone, Colorado. Members share their agricultural and spiritual philosophies around sustainability and "acting for the common good."
Learn more about Shumei International Institue and their Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs here: shumeicrestone.org/
Modern Witchcraft As Reclamation
In this intimate portrait, Mae (they/them) explores witchcraft as a radical form of healing and self-definition — weaving together queerness, ritual, and ancestral connection to reclaim power.