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An award-winning documentary about families and love. Written and Directed by Daniela Ambrosoli.

The modern idea of family is fundamentally changing. More and more same-sex couples are fulfilling their dreams of having children. This heartwarming documentary shows what it’s like raising kids with two male parents. Papa & dada was shot over a period of seven years in Italy, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, and the United States. Four couples discuss their desires for family, while sharing moments of their everyday lives. These families experience joys and challenges like any family might. The

Brio presents 8 short films by their interns to celebrate July - Disability Pride Month.  Refreshments by Koshari Mama - vegan Egyptian Street Food. Free and open to the public.

Premier showing of Peter Engeldrum's new film The Changing Shape of Winchester. Creating in celebration of Winchester's 175th anniversary, the film explores the Town's rapid creation on April 30, 1850, its changing shape, and a visual perambulation of its historical boundaries.

The Winchester Historical Society is grateful for the collaboration with Jenks Center to present this film to our community.

The Making of Save Erce is a short documentary film that shares the inspiring journey behind Brio's fictional Save Erce podcast. Created during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, a diverse group of people—of all ages and abilities—came together to write, act, and bring to life a unique story about Duncan, a dragon on a mission to save the Earth (Erce), and a small town of Wincharm where a secret magical community prepares for their annual Halloween party. Through 13 episodes blending fantasy, humor, and heart, Save Erce explored themes of community, resilience, and the power of collaboration in