HaMapah/The Map is a multimedia, genealogical dance-journey that traces the intersections of former Alvin Ailey dancer Adam W. McKinney’s African American, Native American, and Jewish heritages by weaving contemporary dance with archival material, personal interviews, and video set to traditional, contemporary, and classical music. The 30-minute film — choreographed and danced by McKinney, co-conceived and directed by Daniel Banks, and filmed and edited by Laura Bustillos Jáquez — explores issues of identity, heritage, ancestry, and belonging.