The timing of the screenings was coincidental, but indicative of the rich creative community that Hermosa has fostered. The film explores the beginnings of Shield’s San Francisco performance art, shedding light on his unexpected influence on popping and locking. Was that real?’ He had no idea that he’s this big thing with the dance community,” Mark Bonn recalled. The Bonns’ 10-year journey with “Robert Shields: My Life as a Robot” began at Fiesta Hermosa, where they met Shields while he was vending his Sedona-inspired art. To stream “Andrea’s Gambit,” visit thempi.org/film/andreas-gambit and to stream “Robert Shields: My Life as Robot,” visit mylifeasarobot.com.