Thu, October 9, 2025

In January 2025, filmmaker Ondi Timoner was overseas when the L.A. Fires of 2025 tore through her Altadena home, destroying everything—decades of archival footage, personal journals, equipment, and irreplaceable family memories. The first film ever made about these fires, ALL THE WALLS CAME DOWN is an intimate short documentary that captures the aftermath of that loss and expands into a larger story of displacement, resilience, and the fight to save the town. As Timoner returns to recover what remains, she turns her lens outward—toward neighbors, many from long-established Black, Latino, and other communities of color who have called Altadena home for generations. These families now face not only the trauma of destruction, but increasing pressure from mortgage lenders, insurance companies, and opportunistic developers pushing them toward foreclosure or forced sales. What begins as a personal reckoning becomes a powerful portrait of a community under siege. A story of rupture and renewal, ALL THE WALLS CAME DOWN reveals what remains when the physical structures of life disappear—and the healing that can happen through the power of connection with community, as Ondi, her family and neighbors fight to preserve not just homes, but history, identity, and belonging.

When his mom's engagement to a ruthless cop puts him on the street, 21-year-old Carter must complete a chaotic list of impossible tasks in one day to earn a promotion—or lose everything. From lost kids to overdosing models, Carter’s crash course in adulthood is anything but ordinary.

An acting professor has her life upended when her charming but volatile baby brother joins her acting class, setting off a battle of wills between them for the hearts and minds of her eager students that could bring them all to the brink of success or debilitating ruin.

When reformed gambler, Lucky, falls victim to a tax scam, he secretly returns to playing to recover what he lost. Meanwhile, his family tries to make ends meet with their own morally dubious strategies in this family drama about fatherly love, deceit, and redemption from the Chinese-prairie diaspora.

The year is 2006 and Chile is experiencing an unprecedented capitalist fever. Jose, a former bank employee who bet everything on the system and lost, decides to return to his criminal past and form the most famous bank robbery gang in Chilean history.

A bardic fairy tale about the end of the world and the beginning of a new one, tinged with apocalyptic comedy, rapturous cinematography, unforgettable vistas, and the innocence and hopes of a new generation. 

Five 1960?s activists reunite in present day for the funeral of one of their fellow Ex-Brown Berets. After the burial, they continue the Mexican-American custom of throwing an after burial party, where they come to terms with their past and discuss what it means to be Chicano in the U.S.A.

A group of young men in Tucson, Arizona, are formed into the first youth Mariachi in the United States by an Irish Catholic Priest. Despite the Priest?s immoral conduct, they created a world-renowned Youth Mariachi Movement that endures, and sixty years later, the group continues being celebrated.