Marcus has lived life with the weight of the world on his shoulders. Well, today it all comes crashing down when he terrifyingly contemplates suicide in a game of Russian roulette.
"In the midst of being hunted by a sinister organization, a mysterious woman finds temporary refuge with a hip couple after a near-fatal accident. As she recovers from her injuries, the couple soon realizes that their compassionate act has put them at the center of a nightmarish struggle against relentless forces determined to claim her.
Messiah realizes that his marriage to Justine is deteriorating and he must make a difficult decision that will impact his family.
‘a film called black’ is an evolving film. Each screening presents different elements to an ongoing conversation. Blackness. ‘King’s Speech’ is a short film that resides within the entirety of ‘a film called black.’ ‘King’s Speech’ centers around the conversation of Blackness - What is Blackness? Who gets to define it? Additionally asking Black father’s what it means to be a king? All while telling the parallel story of Chicago artist Cam Be & Neak’s creation of the song and visual story of ‘King’s Speech.’ The narrative aspect of the film adorns different black faces with custom crowns made by artist Simone Yael.
With a City on the brink of destruction, personalities clash during an interrogation between hero and anti-hero on their approach to eliminate crime and corruption in their home.
Magic, Rex, and Reva learn that thinking big is the key to unlocking a world of possibilities. Join the trio and their teacher, as they go on an extraordinary journey to Jim Hamilton - L.B. Owens Airport, where fun and learning take flight! Witness their confidence reach new heights as they learn the power of thinking big and embracing the champion within
An affluent, Caucasian/Hispanic family have a controversial, behind closed doors "only" conversation about race and wealth while living sheltered in the opulent community of Orange County, California.
"Àdùnní" unveils the hidden struggles within a Nigerian village, where, a young tailor, hides the trauma of sexual abuse by a respected community leader, Mr Adisa. As Adisa's political ambitions grow, Adunni struggles with the weight of her secret. When she discovers she's not his only victim, Adunni finds the courage to confront Adisa publicly during a political rally. Her bravery inspires other victims to speak out, challenging the community's silence and exposing the dark truth behind Adisa's respected facade. "Àdùnní" explores the power of breaking silence and the strength found in unity against injustice.
With a gun pressed to her head, Omolewa is been compelled to drop tears on her “Bridal Tears” ceremony against her will. Despite the rumour of the diabolical use of the tears by her husband-to-be, Balogun. She will have to decide her fate and many others’ by getting married or running away with her secret lover, David. Omolewa eventually drops the tears, but the porch containing the tears is swapped by her accomplice. They both escape and they make for the river to be gone forever, they are chased down by the Balogun’s armed minions.
Who's in the wrong? A nervous candidate and narcissistic hiring manager collide in this short comedy.
Entrepreneur Carl Webb and North Carolina Central University Professor Dr. Kimberly Moore unite in this expository film to protect the legacy of N.C. Mutual, the largest Black-owned life insurance company. Together, they champion the company's dream of reshaping perceptions of success through economic progress.
After Jenae is recruited by a top ad agency and soon after chosen to take the lead on a new project, she is met with entitlement and jealousy by Kensley, her new colleague. Under the assumption that Jenae is just another diversity hire, Kensley insinuates that she doesn't deserve the opportunity. Thereafter, kicking off a series of strange and unexpected events when they wake up one morning in each other's bodies. Leading Jenae to experience the finer things in life while Kensley has a rude awakening. This ultimately gives them both an up-close experience on the other side of fair.
A woman scorned turns her revenge into philanthropy.
Shit Black Girls Think' uniquely invites viewers into the inner thoughts of our main characters, Naomi, Willow, and Alexis. breaking the fourth wall, the trio directly share their candid and unfiltered 'thoughts' with the audience, offering a window into their minds. This innovative narrative device adds an extra layer of intimacy and authenticity, allowing the audience to connect on a deeper level with the characters. As the trio faces the challenges of adulthood, 'Shit Black Girls Think' invites viewers on a laughter-filled and thought-provoking journey. The series captures the essence of modern urban life with a perfect blend of comedy and drama, creating a space for genuine conversations while celebrating the joy and resilience found in the intersectionality of Black womanhood.
Dive into the captivating narrative of HoodTrophy Bino - a California hip-hop artist from the projects of South Central and Palmdale, discovered by Soulja Boy in jail, and destined to overcome the generational curse of poverty and incarceration plaguing all of the males in his immediate and extended family. Bino opens up about the trials and triumphs that shaped his life - offering insights into the challenges of growing up in a tough environment. From overcoming adversity to pursuing his dreams, Bino shares poignant stories that resonate with authenticity and resilience. Join us as we explore the powerful narrative of self-discovery, perseverance, and breaking free from the chains of the past. Don't miss out on this inspiring tale of transformation into a Trophy!
Ifeanyi has been planning his first move; he just needs an in. Or maybe an unobstructed view. His intentions are dubious but pure. He swears! After getting a pity-invite, he finally gets the chance he’s been waiting for. But will it be too late? if(fy) explores the idea that the rules dictating our morality are re-written in the presence of things we want more; and how our outer face often masks an inner struggle to navigate our fears.
When a young women revives her grandparent's old thrift store, she stumbles upon a mysterious journal that allows her to re-live her memories.
Nnadubem, a 21-year-old Igbo boy from Enugu, travels to Kano to work as an apprentice for his uncle, a car spare parts dealer, and becomes fascinated by dambe traditional Hausa sport that involves bare- knuckle boxing with one fist wrapped in rope. He decides to train and particpate in the sports as it teaches discipline, focus and presents a possibility to become a champion. He faces many challenges as obstacles, such as discrimination, the most of which comes from Ibrahim, who believes Nnadubem doesn’t belong. If Ibrahim fails to run him off in the street, he intends to do it in the ring and he is brutal. With the obstacles, injuries and self-doubt that comes with his decision, Nnadubem will eventually rediscover his identity, his courage, and his potential. He will get the chance to fight in front of a large crowd baying for his disgrace, and will prove himself and his worth. He will convert doubters to believers, and earn the love of the local Hausa community both on and off the dambe boxing ring.
Ireti* is a powerful narrative based on a true story that follows Iyanu, a young woman in her twenties, as she faces a life-altering health battle. The film opens with Iyanu experiencing severe back pain, leading to a medical examination that uncovers a diagnosis of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. Though the news is crushing, Iyanu remains determined not to let the illness define her life.
Free(d) by Faith
When abduction is at an all time high, you could be next! You should never get too busy to notice the things around you.
After a night of partying, a couple escapes to a secluded beach for a late-night swim. As they talk under the moonlight, the man shares strange tales of the ocean’s hidden depths, while his date nervously brushes off his fascination. When a sudden, mysterious bite sends her into a panic, the night takes a deadly turn. What seemed like a romantic getaway quickly unravels into something far more sinister.
Ali, a dispatch rider, is tasked with delivering a package to the Salami residence. Upon arrival, he finds no one available to receive it. While trying to contact the recipient, Kendra, he encounters Ralia, an old acquaintance. Their reunion is marked by surprise and mixed emotions. Meanwhile, Mr. Salami, Kendra's father, is having a birthday celebration on a Zoom call. His wife, Mrs. Salami, is out picking up a cake. Kendra, concerned about her father's health, tries to reach him but receives no response. Ralia and Ali's conversation reveals a troubled past, including a child they had together. Ralia reveals that the child has passed away, leaving Ali devastated. Kendra eventually arrives at the Salami residence and finds her father safe. They celebrate his birthday together, unaware of the secrets and unresolved issues between Ali and Ralia. Ralia, feeling conflicted and burdened by a secret plan, makes a phone call to an unknown individual. She assures them that everything is going according to plan and that she will reveal the truth at the right time.
With help from a rogue AI assistant, A clone realizes the importance of her survival from the powerful corporation that created her.
Two former best friends reconnect for the first time in nearly a decade as one experiences a series of life altering events while the other seeks forgiveness.