PatchWorks Films
Broadcast Media Production and DistributionCalifornia, United States2-10 Employees
PatchWorks Films is a San Francisco-based production and distribution company operating in the broadcast media space. With more than two decades of experience, the firm focuses on intimate documentary storytelling that explores themes of family, faith, and identity, including a notable track record from work conducted in Cuba over a nine-year period. The company has produced multiple features and shorts that have aired worldwide, screened at festivals and educational or community venues, and contributed to classroom discussions and, in some cases, influenced public discourse. Its most recent feature, Los Hermanos/The Brothers, earned the Best Documentary Award at its Woodstock Film Festival premiere, reflecting its recognition within independent cinema. PatchWorks also expanded its reach by releasing Speaking in Tongues, a documentary addressing dual-language education and its broader social impact, underscoring its ongoing involvement in projects with educational and community relevance.