A minimalist film about travel visas, set entirely in one compound. Kwame is an African man who wants to travel outside of his compound, but he must first get a visa from a white gatekeeper who controls movements in and out of the gate.

Set in the Dominican Republic, Sara and her nanny Yarisa have a relationship that transcends their class and race conditions: they are the closest thing to a daughter and mother; but an accident will test their intimate loyalty and the innocent illusion of never separating. Visually gorgeous and sometimes potently enigmatic, this is a gut-wrenching […]

LGBTQ short films program.

Recovery Chain After being evicted by his mother, a rebellious teen must adapt to life with his distant father and his father’s new family. A well-acted story of change beautifully told. Malleable A father is passing down his macho and toxic ideas of masculinity to his son...be tough, men don't cry, etc. He is also […]

    Outside Line With no connections in the sport, Black driver Rajah Caruth is a relative outsider in NASCAR. Nevertheless, he has forged an unlikely path from virtual racing to the sport's penultimate series, building stardom on the way. My Mother, Mary A story of Black liberation around the world and a young director’s […]

A woman witnesses a murder of a young boy by a police officer and suffers from a prolonged mental breakdown that renders her incapable of leaving her apartment. Throughout generations, the Black community is often the keeper of the unacknowledged history and truth of racial violence. In this experimental visual meditation on the body, space, […]

Talia's Journey (Le Voyage de Talia) Talia, a 19-year-old Afro-Belgian woman with Senegalese roots, visits Senegal, her ancestral country for the first time. She starts off in Dakar, in the luxurious villa of her cousin’s family, hoping to meet her grandmother. But her grandmother is nowhere to be found and the villa quickly becomes a […]