Who We Are – University of Miami Documentary Short Film Program

A determined crew of 25 takes on the monumental challenge of transporting the largest Richard Serra sculpture across Florida, navigating treacherous roads, logistical obstacles, and the relentless weight of art history—proving that moving a masterpiece is an art form in itself.

In pursuit of a life on stage, a singer without legs confronts exploitation and imposter syndrome as she chases her dreams.

Tiger highlights an Indigenous award-winning, internationally acclaimed artist and elder, Dana Tiger, her family, and the resurgence of the iconic Tiger t-shirt company.

Don’t Cry for Me All You Drag Queens pays homage to the legendary Mother Cavallucci by weaving together the present and past to provide a striking portrait of belonging and memory.

Puerto Rico is one of the last few colonies in the world. This documentary offers a contemporary look at the island’s centuries-long status debate through the lens of its politicians and civilians.

Stud Country, the largest queer country western line dancing event in America, was created to preserve Los Angeles’ little known 50+ year queer line dancing tradition. Despite its success and fiercely committed community, the event is set to lose its venue due to gentrification.

An obsessive basketball fan cracks the code for getting on his home arena’s Jumbotron and decides to wield his new power for good.

Manolo Lázaro reflects on his family’s departure from Cuba, and the sacrifices they made to provide him with a better life in the United States.