Post-Production: Spring 2026

Peony Farming in Alaska (Working Title)

Director- Theresa Loong Cinematographer- Lara Sfire

In Alaska, peonies bloom in July long after seasons end elsewhere—a climate edge now threatened by global warming. “Peony Farming in Alaska” follows Air Force veteran couple Isobelle and Ryan Mahoney as first-time peony growers, alongside longtime cooperative president Allison Gaylord, exploring what Alaska's future holds for these blooms and farmers

Small Rooms (Working Title)

Director- Angel Yau

Angel Yau is a New York-based filmmaker, comedian, actor, and stop-motion artist whose work blends autobiography, humor, and handmade visual storytelling. Drawing from personal memory, family history, and the emotional logic of everyday objects, her films use miniature worlds to explore themes of identity, belonging, and shame. Her work has screened at festivals including Oak Cliff Film Festival, Lighthouse International Film Festival, Bushwick Film Festival, and Boston Asian American Film Festival. She also starred in the BBC Reel documentary The Hurtful Truth I Never Told My Parents, which featured her miniature filmmaking and comedy. Angel is the founder of Asian American Film Thing, a live screening and performance series that highlights Asian American filmmakers and storytellers. Through Filmshop Studio, she is currently developing a series of autobiographical vignettes about scarcity, family, and medical and mental health.

The Right to Food

Editor- Jasmin Cheng Director- Graham Meriwether

As America’s food regulations have been captured by monolithic multinationals, a growing subset of Americans from all backgrounds and political ideologies have come together to fight for the ability of citizens to regain control of what they put into their bodies. This documentary is the story of a movement of Americans ready to reclaim the right to food.