WAITING FOR A TRAIN observes the remarkable true story about the transformation of Japanese native Toshio Hirano by the music of country musician Jimmie Rodgers. Follow Toshio from Tokyo to Texas as he chases a passionate dream for over forty years. He's a man following his bliss and being rewarded with a life well lived, filled with music, song, and dance--it's borderless bluegrass with a Tokyo twang.

Two half Vietnamese documentary filmmakers, both named Adele, weave a shared narrative of mixed Asian (hapa) experiences through interviews with 5 other hapa subjects.

NO JOKE BURMA is a profile of comedians Par Par Lay, Lu Zaw, and Lu Maw - The Moustache Brothers - who served prison terms in their native Burma for performing against the laws of the military government.

A SONG FOR OURSELVES is an intimate journey into the life and music of Asian American Movement troubadour Chris Iijima. Struggling to make sense of their father's early death, his teenage sons learn that during the 1970s when Asians in America were still considered 'Orientals,' Chris' music and passion for social justice helped provide the voice and identity an entire generation had been in search of. Through animated photographs, intimate home movies, archival footage of Chris' introduction to nationwide television by John Lennon and Chris' own songs, their father's life takes on bigger meaning than they had ever dreamed of.

THE KINDA SUTRA, a hybrid documentary short, explores the eternal question: where do babies come from? A diverse collection of people, from kids to seniors, reveal misconceptions about conception. Kama Sutra-inspired animation brings these theories to life, highlighting the universal confusion about sex and what it actually takes to make one of us.