A collection of short narratives told from the perspective of the immigrant experience and those affected by it, as part of NFMLA’s first InFocus: Immigrant Stories. From the brutality of an immgration raid seen through the eyes of a young girl to teenagers balancing the expectations of two cultures, this block serves as a reminder of both the diversity of experiences unique to immigrants, as well as some of the harsher realities.

After a botched prom night, Amy and Sierra, the social elites of their high school, endure the day-to-day mundanity of their final summer.

140 Filmmakers. 140 Locations. 140 Seconds.

In a city where everything's possible, a guy and girl look for the impossible: a parking place.

After 10 years apart, two best friends reunite for a road trip they will never forget.

When all else fails in your love life, film it. A Rom-Com Documentary.

A Native American fishing couple negotiate the changing waters beneath them.

A photojournalist chronicles the people of Afghanistan as they live amidst political turmoil between 1994 and 2010.

Poignant accounts from Vietnamese refugees who rebuilt their lives in Canada after ’75.

For Alice and Dan, it's love at first sight. It's all the rest they find so hard.

Abby and Tabby are both on the run. When their paths cross, they form an unlikely friendship.

Meet the Owens family; Ann is depressed, her adult children are a mess, and her husband just bought a donkey.

A teenage girl drops acid and goes home to her parents, sparking a hallucinogenic family meltdown.

Two African American sisters grow up in racially charged 1960s Georgia, but one is born with fair skin. How far would you go to feel like you belong?