This is a story about our producer’s father Jerry. Jerry is a retired, divorced Taiwanese immigrant living in Orlando. One day, he gets an urgent call from the Chinese police. They inform him that he’s the prime suspect in an international money laundering investigation where $1.28mm was illegally moved through his Florida bank account.

For the first time in her life, Chinese immigrant Joy Xu has found herself with nothing to do. Resolving to find someone whom she can depend on, Joy dives headfirst into the world of online dating, using it as an opportunity to redefine herself as a person and as a woman.

Seen through the eyes of a Korean American family that leaves the California Bay Area for small-town Wyoming after experiencing devastating loss, it's also a story about a family repairing itself after tragedy, about a young man breaking out of his shell and finding love, reconciliation, and redemption.

Two convenience store employees work a graveyard shift. An idle conversation ignites into an impassioned reflection on their current lifestyle, aspirations, and future together.

“Rooftop in Chinatown” is a love letter to San Francisco’s historic Chinatown, where rapper and singer Son of Paper grew up and has taken much artistic inspiration for his music.

A Vietnamese-American teenager finds her confidence through a great mentor and the art of rollerskating.

Bon Odori is a 3D/2D animated short film that delves into the heart of Obon, a Japanese Buddhist festival that celebrates the memories of ancestors and loved ones who have passed away.

A first-generation college senior confronts the realities of generational trauma, while preparing an original piece for an upcoming violin audition.

This is a story of two women, former classmates from Delhi, who reconnect in Silicon Valley in their forties, after taking completely different paths through life.

A look at generational trauma and triumph through poetry and pictures.

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A Filipino-American woman grapples with going behind her strict Catholic sister's back to buy condoms for her 14-year-old niece.

When an American couple tie the knot for all the wrong reasons, their ‘Chindian’ parents come untie things, the Asian way!

Ben, a struggling filmmaker, lives in Berkeley, California, with his girlfriend, Miko, who works for a local Asian American film festival. When Miko moves to New York for an internship, Ben is left to his own devices, and begins to explore what he thinks he might want.