FooBi Films presents


Made on a shoestring budget, these are Holy Grail Films made by women. They also have important things to say about women, girls, and the environment.


"Moon Lady" premiered at Slamdance in the opening spot for "Son of the Sunshine," listed first that year on Indiewire's "Top Five Features to Watch at Slamdance."


A little boy believes that his mother is possessed by the Moon Lady of Chinese legend.




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Ari falls in love with a mysterious but familiar man named Ilan. When he disappears, only Jacob can help her discover the truth about him.




"The Region of Unlikeness" is based on a short story by critically acclaimed Rivka Galchen originally published in the New Yorker in 2008, and later in her collection "American Innovations."



Ten Huang of "Moon Lady" is a Taiwanese                             Golden Bell winner.

Rivka Borek of "The Region of Unlikeness" was chosen to play Ophelia in American

Conservatory Theatre's Spring 2018 production of "Hamlet."       



Check out one of our early short films, above: "The Art of War, the Way of Tea," with Rain Noe, Kishiko Hasegawa, and Olase Freeman.


We at FooBi are interested in making the world a smaller place. We are also interested in empowering women, in preserving the environment, and in literature. AND we are currently developing a feature script about women and climate change! If you want to work with us or simply want to chat with us to find out more, please email us at foobifilms22@gmail.com.

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(This is Rivka as Anne Boleyn for Halloween.)