Belonging: A Trans Immigrant Story

After arriving from Egypt to work as a software engineer, Nagib falls for his beautiful co-worker, Aisha and his handsome neighbor, Jeff. September 11 terrorist attacks and arrest of Nagib's closeted gay friend in Egypt make matters worse. Nagib gets caught between being true to himself and the ones he love, as he tries to survive in the U.S. after 9/11.

Fancy Aunty, a wedding planner and the owner of a marriage hall encounters a group of aliens from Jupiter who are on a mission and hires them as her assistants.

Qurbaan Hua is an Indian Hindi drama television series which broadcast on Zee TV. It is produced by Full House Media of Sonali Jaffer and Amir Jaffer

Crowds gathered outside the California Supreme Court await the decision regarding validity of Proposition 8. Emotions run high on both sides, with the LGBT community taking to the streets to protest the decision.

An Indian American family learns to cope with the inherent challenges of raising an autistic child facing down social pressures and stigma.

A Silicon Valley couple struggles with personal demons bringing their relationship to the brink of disaster. Intertwined with their fate is that of another couple. Will they survive a night of revelation and confrontation?

A compilation of short films of all formats about living with HIV & AIDS.

Tess, a beloved writer of moderately successful “cozy mysteries”, is assaulted after a lecture and left for dead in an abandoned culvert with the bodies of her attacker’s former victims. As she persists in unraveling the truth behind her attack, her connection to reality becomes increasingly fragmented. Unwilling to face a scandal, Tess decides to rain down justice in her own way.

Short film created for the 2014 San Francisco Dance Film Festival's Co-Laboratory project. Choreographed and performed by Jocquese Whitfield.

A staunch pro-life advocate and a steadfast pro-choice activist have to confront life and relationships anew when challenged by the choices they have made.

Thirty years after moving to San Francisco, female impersonator Alexis Miranda gets evicted by her new landlord. She looks back on her turbulent life in the city by the bay, where she had to fight for acceptance in a divided LGBTQ community.

Unable to discern between his past and present, and between reality and make-belief, Jordan writes his stories to remember and to keep his sanity in this intriguing and edgy thriller,

Interviews and perspectives examining the conditions of intersectional justice from 20 leading faith and community leaders.