2022 FILMS T Go here for Passes

An 82-year-old man with a passion for the cosmos has walked the equivalent of nearly four times the Earth's circumference in his senior years.

The controversial legacy of an Asian American civil rights activist who became a Field Marshall in the Black Panther Party and an informant for the FBI. This is the life of Richard Aoki, the yellow panther.

An intimate portrait of a unique artist's life, this film follows Maestro Gianni Toso, a lifelong student of glass from Murano, Italy, with 700 years of tradition to his family's name. His one-of-a-kind glassworks are only part of the maestro’s story, as he presents perspectives on life, learning, and passing the torch to the next generation of glassblowers.

Follow the story of a cheerleader who gets sucked up into the sky; to the tune of "Track" by the band, Slow Pulp.

A brief look at five different sets of twins living in Los Angeles.

As the story of trench, chemical and open warfare unfolds, we come to understand how the first global war transformed American society, leading to the Veteran's Administration, while also solidifying the country's parochial past despite the battlefield successes of African American troops.

A filmmaker's  own exploration of his journey to getting vaccinated and pondered the question of why African-Americans and people of color are still hesitant to get theirs. Even as the disease continues to spread.

On his first day of work as a miner, Martin, a cocky teenager will learn the importance of rituals and respect for ancestors.

The music by renowned South African composer, Philip Miller, is a sound collage in which Desmond Tutu’s own voice, interweaves with a traditional Xhosa church hymn, accompanied by the percussive rhythms of feet stamping and prayer book clapping together with an original rap written by the woman rapper and singer, Kanyi Mavi.

Stuck in coronavirus lockdown, reluctant roommates Batman, Superman, and Joker are suddenly tasked with raising Wonder Woman's baby.

the journey of a grieving mother, her pastor, and his wife, as they travel from Northern California to an orphanage in Hawassa, Ethiopia. Once there, their story intersects with a little girl named Lantu, whose untimely death results in the opening of a home for orphaned children with disabilities.

After the death of her mom several years ago, Su feels estranged from her father. In honoring their traditional family camping trip on his birthday, she hopes to reconnect with him. But when her father cancels it in deference to his new girlfriend, Su is forced to deal with her unresolved grief.

180 million years ago, through a chance horizontal gene transfer, ferns acquired a much needed light sensor (neochrome) that allowed them to modify and survive in low light environments. We should all be so lucky.

The pandemic spreads slowly while people live their daily life. Humans are at the mercy of illness and get confused. At the same time they feel nostalgic for the past which will never return. After the period of confusion, the world will change swiftly and will be wrapped in light. Eventually humans will be part of flowers which blooms brilliantly.

the remarkable history of Eberhard and Donata Helmrich, who together saved the lives of countless Jews during the Holocaust. The pair worked as a husband-and-wife team in the eye of the storm, in Berlin and the blood-soaked fields of Eastern Europe, devising ever-more daring gambits to save any life they could, even as death surrounded them.