Close to Home follows the story of a father broken from the loss of his son, and a daughter waiting for the father that she once had.

Sealed Off!!! examines the controversy of whether La Jolla's "The Children's Pool" should be made into a seal preserve or returned to the people.

My Eyes Were Fresh: The Life and Photographs of John Gutmann is a profile of an artist who made an important contribution to the history of modern photography.

Ron Elliott is the only sea urchin diver at the Farallon Islands off the coast of Northern California, where he shares the water with big Great White Sharks, which is just the way he likes it.

One Strong Arm is an inspiring portrait of an extraordinary young man, who as a toddler suffered a series of strokes that paralyzed one side of his brain and body. At the time, the doctors predicted he would never recover. They were wrong. Sixteen years later, Wagner finds the one sport that will make him whole again ... arm wrestling.

SHELF LIFE is a short documentary exploring one man's passion for collecting. Since his youth, Raymond "Bones" Bandar has been collecting bones of all kinds. Today, the long-time volunteer field associate for the California Academy of Sciences has more than 7,000 cataloged specimens tightly stored in his home.

DE YOUNG is an experimental documentary portrait of the museum's building in San Francisco. Focusing on the art contained within the grounds as well as the interaction between visitors and the architecture, this film was created by Peter Max Lawrence while working as an artist-in-residence under Ian McDonald during April 2007.

LIVE FROM TENT CITY documents the dedicated citizens of the city of Richmond, California, and their efforts to stem their city's rising crime rate. By Pete Griffin and Aaron Bianco.

Join Keith Fraser at the famous Loch Lomond bait shop in San Rafael CA as he distributes Christmas presents to some of his favorite friends: snowy egrets Wee Willie and Wee Willie Junior, great blue herons Nasty and Nasty Junior, and his closest buddy, an endearing Heermann's gull named Ahab.

Sinisa Kukic's PUMP is an experimental short that involved mounting a Super 8 camera to various parts of a fixed gear bicycle and riding around the city of San Francisco.

In Larry Warner's NO ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD, a short doc about the San Quentin Prison baseball team, baseball becomes an instrument of rehabilitation through the guidance of Chaplain Earl Smith. It is the rules, discipline, and the nuances of averages within baseball that may help these inmates upon their release back into society.

Christie Herring's short film, HOWDY PARTNER is a spirited visual meditation on how one slippery word means more -- and, consequently, less -- than we may think.

Chris Metzler and Jeff Springer's short film, LEONARD AND THE MOUNTAIN is a portrait of Leonard Knight, a man who has spent fourteen years building a three-story religious monument out of mud and old paint in the California desert.

GHOST MOUNTAIN is the story of the original hippie family who chose to live a seventeen-year back-to-nature dream, only to see their desert isolation take its toll. PLEASE NOTE: We made a mistake in the compression of GHOST MOUNTAIN and are releasing this new version, which is letterboxed to preserve the film's original aspect ratio. Sorry for the inconvenience. Enjoy!

GUMBASIA is the first clay-animated film produced by Art Clokey, the creator of GUMBY and DAVEY AND GOLIATH.

OLD SOLES is filmmaker Leigh Iacobucci's portrait of Carlos Lopez, a 70-year old cobbler, and his unique shop on Haight Street.

Filmmaker Susan Rivo reveals her lifelong attachment and deep bond with a AMY, a stuffed animal she received at birth, in this poignant and hilarious personal narrative.

Pepe Urquijo's THE ROCKS is a short-short about Tatvium Rocks, better known as Vasquez Rocks in L.A. County. This desert park is one of L.A.'s hidden gems.

Jeremy Kaller's THE RECYCLERGY profiles the pioneers of the Bay Area's recycling movement, who share their insightfully hilarious thoughts and stories on garbage collection, treasure hunting, Jack Benny, and the products we buy.

Carla Gutierrez and Marisa Pearl's GREASE profiles a group of people in Sebastopol, California who have converted their diesel cars to run on vegetable oil.