Directed by Cathy Lee Crane
History haunts the border town of Columbus, N.M. Every year on the anniversary of the 1916 Pancho Villa raid, riders on horseback drive north through the state of Chihuahua to cross the border in an act of bi-national reconciliation. This year though, when race relations frame the village’s mayoral election one week before the event, a contentious history threatens to become a very real re-enactment.

Directed by Jessica Jacklin
Waterman is part of the PBS Storyline Anthology series. It premiered at the D.C. Shorts Film Festival in 2017. Lifelong Chesapeake Bay waterman Harry Davidson has never performed his music for anyone other than close family and friends. At the unexpected age of 88, he decides to pick up his guitar and perform in front of a live audience at a music festival. His show is a last attempt to advocate on behalf of a bay he has seen deteriorate in his life on the water.

Directed by Daniel C. Doran
This feature documentary follows director Daniel C. Doran as he rides his bicycle from Ithaca, New York to Los Angeles, California.

Directed by Jackson Jarvis and Daniel V. Masciari
This film shows how the cloud forest's entire ecosystem depends on clean water for survival and would suffer significant damage should this unique watershed be subject to mining, pesticides, and deforestation.

Directed by Daniel V. Masciari
This film focuses on farmers who belong to a collective that helps them succeed in distributing and marketing their coffee. The collective (AACRI) was formed to present farmers with a viable alternative to mining for their livelihood.