The story of a young Latina coming to terms with herself and her sexuality. Created by Michelle Miguelez

When her mother leaves the Philippines to find work in the U.S., Magic waltzes around doubt and fear to find Love. By Pia Infante.

A black-and-white silent film about how a regular lunch of Pho changes a boy's life. By Rui Bing Zheng.

This film depicts the coming-out of a rebellious young queer woman and how it served as an incentive for her intolerant mother to work towards a mutual understanding with her daughter. A film made by Lourdes Rivas from Madleine Lim's Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project at the Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center.

Created by Monica Enriquez, a participant in SNBC's evening Queer Women of Color Media Arts Program, which is taught by filmmaker Madeleine Lim.

From the joy of a skateboarding addiction to the challenges of being ignored by the dominant skateboarding culture, this video explores what it means to be a queer woman of color skateboarder. World premiered at the 2003 National Queer Arts Festival. Created by Kristin Wygal

Created by Laurie Koh

This journey takes viewers on a cinematic tour of a little-known but well-loved neighborhood in San Francisco. World premiered at the 2003 National Queer Arts Festival. Created by Cristina Mitra

Oaklanders speak up as their city, struggling against long-standing economic strangulation, is being sold to the highest bidder. World premiered at the 2003 National Queer Arts Festival. Created by Kristina Lovato-Hermann