2023 FILMS A-B Go here for Passes
100 Partially Obscured Views
An accumulation of images is a way to track perspectives and changing notions of when and how the border was constructed and what constitutes a monumental image meant to entice tourists to visit these places. The postcards also enabled me to respond, reflect, and interrogate the question of "what and for whom is a monument" and “how can monuments or monumentality also double as memorials?”
20 min. | USA | Documentary Short
PSCC April 1, 5 pm
Nicole Antebi

402 (Road To Riches)
A music video debut for Father & Son hip-hop duo. Ish & Ish
3 min. | USA | Animation
PSCC April 1, 5:00 pm
Ishma Yusaf Vaelnti I
A-Hâ's Egg Cake
Our heroine finds a wooden box full of memories that have broken in the grandmother's room. Through the process of repairing the wooden box, she goes through the streets and reminds her all memories of the family love, and gradually reveals the unspoken love.
6 min. | TAIWAN | Animation
PSCC April 2, 11:30 am
Raymond Lau

24 Hour Sunset
L.A. is a hotbed for artists. Time to be inspired.
91 min. | FRANCE | Documentary Feature
PSCC March 31, 2:30 pm
Charles Derenne, Edouard De Luze
A Mouth Full Of Petrol
Wayne started banger racing in his 20's, just after an accident that took both his legs. Now it's time for his 12 year old son, JayDee, to carry the torch. As his first race draws closer, so does the pressure: to make his dad proud, keep himself from being injured, and to win the race.
35 min. | UK | Documentary Short
PSCC April 2, 12:00 pm
Jess Kohl

26 Seconds
Every 26 Seconds a child is trafficked globally, even here in the United States.
4 min. | USA | Animation
PSCC April 1, 12 pm
Kelly Galindo
Ancestral Prototypes
A brief journey through the evolution of life and civilization as experienced through the eyes of our own "ancestral prototypes" with animations of actual cave and rock paintings from all over the world dating back over 40,000 years.
3 min. | USA | Animation
PSCC April 1, 5 pm
Jim Warren, Krusou
Angel Dose
Tarik, a South Asian-American nurse, races against time to deliver expiring vaccines across Philadelphia to homebound patients before the doses spoil. But with the 2022 midterms looming, the cheerful and ever-optimistic Tarik soon realizes that to actually address systemic biases in healthcare, he will have to change policy. So he decides to run for political office and faces off against an entrenched establishment candidate.
26 min. | USA | Documentary Short
PSCC March 30, 6:30 pm
Sami Khan
American Justice On Trial
Huey Newton faced the death penalty for killing a white policeman in a late-night car stop in 1967 Oakland. While Newton and his maverick attorneys boldly indicted racism in the courts and the country, and a groundbreaking jury led by a historic Black foreman deliberated Newton’s fate, the streets of Oakland and the nation were set to explode.
40 min. | USA | Documentary Short
PSCC March 30, 11 am
Andrew Abrahams, Herb Ferrette
Ana Morphose
A little girl reads herself to sleep. As she dozes off, the physical world starts melting into an alternate reality where the contents of a book rule over the laws of physics.
Ana has to escape being swallowed by the overwhelming accumulation of printed knowledge and find her own space in a world where nothing is what it seems.
10 min. | PORTUGAL | Animation
PSCC April 1, 1:30 am
Joao Rodrigues
Ballroom in Guangzhou
Ballroom events, where LGBTQ+ community members showcase their fashion tastes and dancing skills, are trending in Guangzhou, China, thanks to a gay dancer named Purpo, and his Voguing team Vonders. Purpo introduced and promotes this culture in Guangzhou and to shed light on how the sexual minorities are making themselves seen in Guangzhou.
8 min. | CHINA | Documentary Short
PSCC April 2, 4 pm
Leyi Huang
Beyond The Summit
After becoming the first person to ski the Seven Summits, team athlete Kit DesLauriers found herself searching for purpose beyond herself. And through an epic adventure of athleticism, survival, and conservation, she found it.
33 min.. | USA | Documentary Short
PSCC March 30, 11:30 a.m.
Natasha Mynhier
Be Our Guest
In small-town New Hampshire, a young boy’s family opens their home to strangers in recovery while the opioid crisis rages around them. As he and his sisters enter adolescence, both the family and their guests are faced with difficult decisions about community, independence, and the real nature of altruism.
90 min. | USA I | Documentary Feature
PSCC March 31, 7:30 pm
Dian Tsai
Bill Plympton's Master Class
Join the great Bill Plympton, one of the world's most renowned animators, as he shares highlights of his previous works and a work in progress. (All those in attendance can get Bill to give you an animated work with his autograph!)
90 min. | USA | Animation
PSCC March 31, 11:30 am
Bill Plympton
Before Her Body Left
A trans woman scrutinizes her reflection in the mirror, a battle between the self and the allo-self, in a surreal dream occurs. Meanwhile, her desires become an alien, breast floating, tentacles trembling, constantly luring her to the outside world...
7 min. | CHINA | Animation
PSCC April 1, 4:30 pm
Yuxin Yang
Beyond The Fantasy
Kat Savage is an artist, a photographer, a performer - and a stripper. Her art dares to defy patriarchal expectations by depicting sex workers in positions of power. Joined by her sister and girlfriend, Kat shows us how her job and her art are so intertwined.
14 min. | USA | Documentary Short
PSCC April 2, 4:00 pm
Madison Smith, Tara King, Rebecca Shaid
Bird's Eye View
In a dingy factory we find an army of robots banging out bird cages on an assembly line all under the eye of a soulless security camera, until a one-eyed red finch flies in with the power of love and an ass that won’t quit.
5 min. | USA | Animation
PSCC March 31, 2:00 pm
Matthew B.W. Sheehan
Bring The Salmon Home
The Klamath Salmon Run began in 2003, a year after dams, diversions, and drought led to a traumatizing fish kill that littered the banks of the Klamath with dead salmon for miles. The event has become an important way for the many small communities along this remote river in far northern California to find solidarity in the struggle to protect their salmon and their way of life.
14 min. | USA | Documentary Short
PSCC April 1, 6:30 pm
Shane Anderson
Bowling For Columbine
An alternately humorous and horrifying film about the United States. It is a film about the state of the Union, about the violent soul of America. Why do 11,000 people die in America each year at the hands of gun violence? Following the film, an in-depth discussion of this seminal Oscar®-winning film with Director Michael Moore and producer Jeff Gibbs on its 20th award. anniversary
120 min. | USA | Documentary Feature
PSCC April 2, 7:00 p.m.
Michael Moore