Harvard Westlake Short films Mentored by Cheri Gaulke

The words of a Guatemalan priestess of Maximón give insight into this deity and folk saint born of the ancient Maya traditions centuries ago

A U.S. teen travels to the U.S.-Mexico border and creates an original song and music video inspired by what he sees.

An inspiring poem about the border fence that meets the sea, where names become prayers and where “the worst place to be is here and not there.”

Nine LGBTQ+ senior citizens share their experiences, including coming out stories, life during the HIV/AIDS crisis, and advice for LGBTQ+ youth, parents, and allies.

An Iranian-American teenager travels to a small village in Iran to interview people about their opinions of America. She examines what they have to say and contrasts that with some of the stereotypes that characterize the Middle East.

“Everyday, journalists put their lives on the line to tell the truth.”

“My wish for my children is that they have the opportunity to study, which I didn’t have.”

Two student filmmakers travel to Guatemala and gather diverse voices of teachers, women weavers, street vendors and students who articulate their vision for keeping traditional values, while expanding opportunities through education.