projects
- Crossroads in Nihonmachi
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Residents of San Francisco's Japantown relive a recurring nightmare of displacement and urban renewal.
Directors: Adrianne Anderson and Tony Sondag - Glory Glory Hallelujah
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The tale of an earthquake, a church, a gymnasium, a monumental collage, and the incomparable Reverend G.
Directors: Sanje Woodsorrel
and Kedar Lawrence - CPC for the Bay Area
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Clients of the Cerebral Palsy Center for the Bay Area discover their goals and aspirations.
Director: Kyung Lee - Asian American Political Movement of the 70's
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A selection of photographs chronicling the work of Bay Area activists from back in the day.
Directors: Boku Kodama
and Ken Yamada
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Glory Glory Hallelujah
Directed by Sanje Woodsorrel and Kedar Lawrence
Ingleside Presbyterian Church in San Francisco, California was started as a Sabbath School for refugees from the 1906 earthquake. 100 years later, through many ups and downs, the church is thriving and making a significant impact on the Ingleside community and San Francisco at large. This film tells the story of the church’s journey, its struggles, its triumphs and the amazing work Reverend G and his congregation are doing.
