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Three children sit on a staircase in an apartment in Los Angeles in the 90's. They are Peruvian immigrants playing with dolls

 "From a young age, I knew that storytelling  
  had the power to protect my family & get me  
  free push-pops from the local liquor store.
"  
  - Rosa Navarrete   

Echo Park, 90's

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Our film got into Highland Park Film Festival '26!

Confessions to the Moon

Excited to share that Confessions to the Moon has been accepted into another film festival this year. This puts as at six amazing festival and we could not be prouder. 

Watch this film about the importance of breaking silence when it comes to the safety of our families. 

Stay tuned for our official date. 

Festival runs September 30th - October 4th

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Watch This!

In Tune - 1st Place Winner of CBS Leadership Pipeline

In Tune short film poster featuring Diana Tanaka and Keiko Elizabeth

Trailers

Sippin' , Director
Winner, Spirit of the Festival Award,
LIFE Film Festival (2023)

Invited, Cinema Cultura Comunidad Festival (2025)

The Train (series), Co-Writer & Co-Director
LA SKINS Festival (2021)
LIFE Film Festival (2022)

Short Films

The Art of Being Brown 
Written & Directed by Rosa Navarrete & Sami Cubias
DP: Lucía Sanchez/Lux Nueve
Actors: Sami Cubias, Rosa Navarrete, and Alex Bonte


Featured at the Immigration Symposium for UC Berkeley's Undocunation movement (2013)

Read the Culture/Strike article (2013)

Matriarchy Short Film

Written: Patricia Zamorano

Directed by Rosa Navarrete & Patricia Zamorano
DP: Rosa Navarrete

Actors: Lauren Ballesteros, Sujey Gonzalez, Maia "Vik" Villa, Jasmin Iraheta, Maria G. Gonzalez, Miguel Roura, Dante Dylan Gonzalez, Scarlett Kiley Renee Muguia

Mural artwork: Nani Chacon IG: @nanibahchacon

Featured at The Schwules Museum in Berlin, Germany curated by Vera Hofmann (2018), Avenue 50 Art Gallery curated by Karineh Mahdessian (2019), Mujeres Con Faldas de Serpientes y Talones de Aguila curated by Dr. Martina Ayala (2020), CINEARTE Film Festival curated by Karla Legaspy (2018), and more. 

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