The death of an eminent monk on a sacred mountain in China reveals the Pure Land Buddhist way of living and dying. Aired on Dutch national channel Nederland 1 Grand Prize, Religion Today Festival, Trento, Italy Silver Award for Documentary, New York Exposition of Short Film and Video Award of Commendation, American Anthropological Association Award for Technical Excellence in Filmmaking, Roxbury Film Festival Göttingen International Ethnographic Film Festival Distributed by www.der.org

The price of love paid by foreign women wedded to Dutch men. Commissioned by VPRO Television and aired on Dutch national channel Nederland 3. Nominee for ASN Bank Media Prize (Silver Zebra), Amsterdam Nominee for Prix Iris, a division of Prix Europa, Berlin Distributed by VPRO www.vpro.nl

(Zuiver Land, Amsterdam) Two Chinese Buddhist nuns transform the infamous Zeedjik street in Amsterdam into a pure land. Commissioned by BOS (Buddhist Broadcasting Foundation of the Netherlands) and aired on Dutch national channel Nederland 2. Distributed by BOS <http://boeddhisme.nl/>

(De Roeping) Conflict between love for the Buddha and love for one's family in the story of a Chinese woman married to a Dutch man. Commissioned by BOS (Buddhist Broadcasting Foundation of the Netherlands) and aired on Dutch national channel Nederland 2. Distributed by BOS <http://boeddhisme.nl/>

Women’s attitudes towards beauty and sexuality in contemporary China. Berlin Ethnographic Film Festival Dallas Video Festival Asian CineVision Videoscape Festival GIV’s Asian Video Festival Distributed by Women Make Movies <www.wmm.com>

The life of child street performers in urban China. Nominee for Dore Schary Awards NAATA’s Sixteenth San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival Royal Anthropological Institute Ethnographic Film Festival, London Berlin International Ethnographic Film Festival Distributed by Documentary Educational Resources <www.der.org>

The story of a Chinese entrepreneur and his family. Distributed by Documentary Educational Resources <www.der.org>

The repatriation of a Native American totem pole (by Harvard University to a Tlingit community in Southeast Alaska). Commissioned by the Peabody Museum and the Film Study Center at Harvard. Distributed by Documentary Educational Resources (www.der.org)