Shirin in Love (2014)

Actors: Maz Jobrani (actor), Maz Jobrani (producer), Marshall Manesh (actor), George Wallace (actor), Amy Madigan (actress), Lisa Norcia (costume designer), Riley Smith (actor), Kalyn Karnan (miscellaneous crew), Steven Schub (actor), Samantha Colburn (actress), Fritz Feick (editor), Max Amini (actor), Ramin Niami (writer), Ramin Niami (director), Ramin Niami (editor),

Plot: A romantic comedy about an absent-minded, yet sophisticated, young Iranian-American woman who lives in "Tehrangeles", the large Iranian community of Los Angeles. While Shirin has been engaged for years to a successful Iranian plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills, she lives with her overbearing mother and empathetic father. When she falls in love with a mysterious young man who lives in a lighthouse in Northern California, a secret unravels and cultures clash, challenging all the tradition Shirin grew up with - and she re-discovers herself in the process.

Nova (2014)

Actors: Wenhwa Ts'Ao (writer), Wenhwa Ts'Ao (director), Wenhwa Ts'Ao (producer), Andrew Papke (miscellaneous crew), Lucy Munger (miscellaneous crew), Bryan McHenry (editor), Mark Czoske (actor), Tatjana Radisic (costume designer), Lauren Delfs (actress), Michael Slingerland (miscellaneous crew), Paula Froehle (producer), Lisa Sutton (miscellaneous crew), Samuel Bleakly (miscellaneous crew), Kayleigh Fellman (miscellaneous crew), Erik Harris (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: NOVA is a short film investigates the building of genetically modified and scientifically improve human and its ethical impact. Jin, an ailing old geneticist and biochemist, created the heroin of the story Nova to serve his personal need, a daughter to love him.

Keshigomuya (2013)

Actors: Denden (actor), Tetsuya Bessho (producer), Ken Ochiai (writer), Ken Ochiai (director), Shunsuke Daitô (actor), Seiichirô Kameishi (actor), Nir Studnitski (writer), Nobuko Toda (composer), Kumi Takiuchi (actress), Narihiko Kawano (editor), Kyo Kasumi (actor), Tomokazu Hori (producer), Kei Suwa (producer), Akira Tanaka (producer), Kazuyoshi Yoshizawa (producer),

Survival Chinese (2011)

Actors: Gerald Lee (editor), Gerald Lee (producer), Gerald Lee (producer), Gerald Lee (writer), Gerald Lee (writer), Gerald Lee (composer), Gerald Lee (director), Jing Fu (actress), Richard Demore (composer), James Barnard (actor), Guang Ze Chen (actor), LI Yuan Chen (producer), David Petrick (actor), Dan Feng Qiao (actor), Ze Jing Zhao (actor),

Plot: An American savant and his interpreter brother travel to China on vacation only to get lost and end up in a small town full of zombies infected by a mysterious off-brand liquor. When his brother ends up in a coma, it's up to the savant to find a living doctor with the help of the locals. Unfortunately, they don't speak any English so he has no choice but to learn Mandarin Chinese in less than a few days. Armed with a blunt object, some grammar books, and his prodigal mind, he must overcome zombies, vagrant thugs, and mistranslations in order to save his dying brother.

Jin (2011)

Actors: Melinda Labita (miscellaneous crew), Josiah D. Lee (actor), Alexandre Chen (actor), Justin Chon (actor), Ryeland Allison (composer), Julian Ong (editor), Lance Lim (actor), Il Cho (writer), Samuel Limor (producer), Amanda Ramond (costume designer), Il Cho (director), Alex Ankrom (writer), Bob Daspit (composer), Ben Baller (actor),

The Sentinel's Flight (2010)

Actors: Bryan Royston (actor), Bryan Royston (actor), Michael Denk (composer), Michael Denk (actor), David M. Warner (actor), David M. Warner (miscellaneous crew), Alejandro C. Contreras (miscellaneous crew), Vance Hetherington (miscellaneous crew), Alejandro C. Contreras (writer), Vance Hetherington (actor), Aaron Williams (actor), Alejandro C. Contreras (producer), Michael Eauslin (actor), Michael Eauslin (actor), Paul Andrew O'Connor (actor),

Plot: A veteran of the war in Afghanistan, Francis is now back home with his fiancé, Chloe. He experiences severe psychotic episodes and symptoms of dissociation, and as a result is treated with electroshock therapy. During his treatment, he experiences fragments of his past through the eyes of his alter ego Michael Wolf (Paul O'Connor). In these hallucinations, Michael has a conflict with his father, is reacquainted with his buddies, and must fight for the well-being of his friends and his love, Chloe. As the treatment continues, Francis' fantasy begins to loop, although the situations and characters become progressively darker and grittier. Francis awakens at the end of his electroshock therapy. However, he remains forever lost in the world of his alter-ego Michael Wolf.

Coffeeshop Philosophers (2010)

Actors: Christina Wren (actress), Patrick Chavis (editor), Patrick Chavis (director), Patrick Chavis (writer), Patrick Chavis (producer), Mathew Brengman (actor), Alejandro Matias (actor), Mathew Brengman (producer), Greg Nelson (actor), Daphne Teng (producer), Daphne Teng (miscellaneous crew), Jon Meredith (miscellaneous crew), Jason E. Paul (composer), Josh Bernal (miscellaneous crew), Clint Morrison (actor),

Nisei Dialect (2008)

Actors: Ryo Shiina (editor), Ryo Shiina (composer), Jin Auyeung (actor), Ken Shinozaki (editor), Ken Shinozaki (actor), Ken Shinozaki (producer), Ken Shinozaki (director), Michael Yum (producer), Kie Ito (actress), Ryuichi Kamei (actor),

Hong se lian ren (1998)

Actors: Leslie Cheung (actor), Rick Nathanson (producer), Todd Babcock (actor), Zeru Tao (actor), Ting Mei (actress), Weiping Zhang (producer), Robert Machray (actor), Daying Ye (director), Yilan Ni (actress), Qitao Jiang (writer), Mark Adam Kaplan (writer), Andee Nathanson (writer),

Plot: The film tells of Dr. Robert Payne's adventures in Shanghai 50 years ago. Payne falls in love with beautiful Qiuqiu, the consort of revolutionary hero Jin, who is a communist leader in the Shanghai underground However, he suffers from seizures caused by old head wounds and becomes Payne's patient. Hao Ming is the brutal chief of the Guomintang secret police. In his hunt for Jin, he discovers that Qiuqiu is his long lost daughter. At a lavish father-daughter reunion, Qiuqiu gets her revenge and shots Hao Ming. She's been arrested and admits her guilt. When Jin realizes how much Qiuqiu loves him, he offers to give himself up in exchange for commuting Qiuqiu's death sentence...