Selected cinematography work by Alicia Soller.

Distressed by news about her mother’s breast cancer diagnosis, a filmmaker gets to know her mother in a deeper dimension, unearthing her mom’s core beyond her prescribed roles in meditative and poetic ways, while also revealing the threads that connect mother and daughter

KO-MISSION grounds in the truth that grief is deeply political and responds to our need for communal space to move through individual and collective grief. The event series features curated of performances by Chicago Filipinxao artists to honor our grief during Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Month. Curated by HL Doruelo.

Associate Producer on The Rise and Fall of the Mail Order Giants. Coming Fall 2023.

Mezcla Media Collective is a Chicago-based non-profit arts organization providing resources and equity to women and non-binary filmmakers of color. Founded as an informal collective in 2017 by filmmakers Colette Ghunim and Elena Valentine who saw a need for a centralized community, we work to develop career pathways, provide educational programming, and build access to industry leaders nationwide.