“SNIP SNIP SNAP Ikebana Sensei”: Aging matriarchs of a school for Japanese floral arrangement reflect on the future of this ancient art form in America.

Featuring the San Gabriel Art Club, the film introduces the viewer to the unique arts and craft of “pour painting.”

Come along on a journey through the unique and spectacularly beautiful Antarctica. See amazing wildlife, majestic mountains and icebergs.

A story about a Japanese American born in the United States that goes to Japan to play baseball and ends up representing Japan in WWII.

The story of a grandfather, a young artist, and life’s sweetest lessons.

A look into our family’s journey over the years and the joy we’ve had of becoming one, in making mochi. Experience a taste of our togetherness!

The process of getting old, recognizing the signs and accepting the stage of life.

Several veterans of the Vietnam War are followed as they walk in last year’s Los Angeles Nisei Week Parade 49 years after the end of the conflict.

Patty is connected to her mother and her maternal grandmother every time she makes this simple roast chicken and potato recipe. Stories behind the dish reveal some of the Leong family history.

In 1973, Chris Bautista put Philip Vera Cruz’ poem “Profits Enslave the World” to music, creating an anthem that connected generations.

Grief is something we all experience but rarely discuss openly. I hope that by acknowledging and remembering someone important in my life, more conversations open up about grief.

In a search for answers, the filmmaker discovers how the forced incarceration of Japanese Americans in 1942 led to two deaths in her family.