From a butch vocalist and a badass trucker blazing paths, to the first bloom of desire and a juicy femme discovering her allure, the heady fragrance of these date films will enthrall you.

Singer, choir director and musician Melanie DeMore shows children and adults how to be Free In Song as she sows the seeds of cultural activism and history.

The adventurous Trucker Kitty shows off her driving skills while clearing new paths.

From the roots of struggle, My Beautiful Resistance grows vibrantly for an undocumented, queer, person of color.

Scandalous mischief sprouts in Big Mama’s House at the Earthlodge while she watches over the spiritual health of queer folks.

Fear proliferates during an Interrogation whena young woman is forced to reexamine the truth about herself.

Nestled among existential dilemmas and confessions, love blooms in The Cake Factory.

What could Possibly be the connection between wooded trails, sunny BART stops and floral sheets?

In the western wilderness of the mid-1800s, Dos Almas reveal their natures when worlds collide.

Sweet & Hot bounty from the farmer’s market proves that the way to a woman’s heart is through her stomach.

With her alluring Heft, a queer black woman in the East Bay draws a bevy of suitors and scoundrels.

From Black farmers and elders tilling tradition from beans, to preserving Indigenous watershed culture in Napa Valley, to rural Colombian women harvesting cassava out of scorching memories of war, these lush documentaries regenerate our legacies of growing our own food and sustaining our lands.

Community organizers, black farmers and elders preserve tradition, lay groundwork and spread 16 Seeds in the struggle for food justice.

Food and survival are carved into Malaysian Memories during the WWII Japanese occupation of Southeast Asia.

Carried by the voices of women, The Sky is the Roof is an Indigenous perspective of ecology.

WoMan Native OtHerfinds a source of personal transformation by decolonizing language, time and vision.

The erasure of communities creates a Push/Pull between the “American Dream” and the fragments of migration, rich lands, nourishing foods and healthy bodies.

Mujeres de Tierra Sembrando Resistencias harvest corn, cassava, marjoram and resistance from memories of war.

 Mujeres de Tierra Sembrando Resistencias cosechan el maíz, la yuca, la mejorana y la resistencia de los recuerdos de la guerra.

• 16 Seeds (Melinda James, 2012) – Documentary
• Malaysian Memories (Celeste Chan, 2014) – Documentary
• The Sky is the Roof (Beth Nelsen, 2014) – Documentary
• WoMan Native otHer (Megan Ortañez, 2014) – Personal4
• Push/Pull (Lilly Alvarez, 2014) – Personal
• Mujeres De Tierra: Sembrando Resistencia (Claudia Corredor y Aritza Ríos) – Spanish Film, Documentary

• La Justicia Nace En Mi (Yanira Arias, 2013) – Spanish Film, Documentary
• Mentiras Que Dan Alas (Ruth Vera, 2013) – Spanish Film, Documentary
• What’s It Like (Jovelyn Richards, 2013) – Experimental
• Adan y Eva Vinieron a mi (Nadia Capdevilla, 2013) – Spanish Film, Documentary
• The New Black (Yoruba Richen, 2014) – Documentary