Pearson Kunz

The film Cocoon documents the early months of the pandemic told through the perspective of students, ages 4 to 17, living in their homes in Portland, Oregon. The film explores students' varying points of view about the pandemic on issues including job loss, health concerns, and school changes. As students express their fears and insecurities, they also share what they have come to appreciate and what they miss the most—their friends and human connection.

This film follows a young Black girl's experiences navigating through Portland's predominately white schools.

Three young people journey to a mystical Oracle living outside their small town in a search for identity.

Intertwined in Portland’s Queer community, Darnell, a Black artist, becomes an unexpected mentor and home for a young queer person, Zavin, who’s come to Portland to escape the same small town they both grew up in.

This film follows a young Black girl's experiences navigating through Portland's predominately white schools.

Three young people journey to a mystical Oracle living outside their small town in a search for identity.

Three young people journey to a mystical Oracle living outside their small town in a search for identity.

Intertwined in Portland’s Queer community, Darnell, a Black artist, becomes an unexpected mentor and home for a young queer person, Zavin, who’s come to Portland to escape the same small town they both grew up in.

Intertwined in Portland’s Queer community, Darnell, a Black artist, becomes an unexpected mentor and home for a young queer person, Zavin, who’s come to Portland to escape the same small town they both grew up in.

Intertwined in Portland’s Queer community, Darnell, a Black artist, becomes an unexpected mentor and home for a young queer person, Zavin, who’s come to Portland to escape the same small town they both grew up in.