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

A moving coming-of-age tale of a young gay South Asian man as he negotiates culture, prejudice and identity World premiered at the 2003 San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival. Created by Harjant Gill