A televisual stream of consciousness assembled from archival footage set in the Black media explosion of the 1980s.

Muoz-Doic Mixtape (pronounced: moo-ah thoy) is an offering of intergenerational storytelling from the Iu Mien community of Portland, Oregon: a brief glimpse into the collective work of culture-keeping in the face of historical displacement. Dedicated to the loving memory of Cayle Tern (1977-2026), who showed us that collective power is built in the everyday.

After witnessing Israel’s 2024 onslaught on Lebanon from abroad, a filmmaker returns to her village in South Lebanon, where conversations with her family bring their losses to the surface. Through the ritual of a card game and family gatherings, the film reflects on the war’s threat to erase memory and the traditions that bring them together.