Love, Joy & Power: Tools for Liberation is a documentary film by Daresha Kyi that follows co-founders of Black Voters Matter Fund, Cliff Albright, LaTosha Brown, and April England-Albright, as they journey across the country to mobilize communities ahead of the 2020 election. The film centers the love, joy, and power involved in grassroots organizing, and serves as a roadmap for community organizers.

MAMA BEARS is an intimate, thought-provoking exploration of the journeys taken by Sara Cunningham and Kimberly Shappley, two “mama bears”—whose profound love for their LGBTQ children has turned them into fierce advocates for the entire queer community—and Tammi Terrell Morris, a young African American lesbian whose struggle for self-acceptance perfectly exemplifies why the mama bears are so vitally important.

A young boy with a love for books, constantly finds himself in trouble for stealing them. Shortly after the death of his parents, Hallelujah and his younger sister LILA (7) move in with his uncles CHETTY (40’s) and PAPER (40’s), who struggle to understand his unique connection to literature.

Red, White And Blue is an Oscar nominated 23-minute short film that tells the story of Rachel (Brittany Snow), a single parent living paycheck to paycheck. When an unexpected pregnancy threatens to unravel her already precarious position, she's forced to cross state lines in search of an abortion.

Inspired by true events, The Year Between is the story of Clemence Miller (played by writer-director Alex Heller), a college sophomore who is forced to move back home after having a mental breakdown. Faced with a surprising diagnosis of bipolar disorder and a jarring return to the Illinois suburbs, Clemence has to learn how to live with her well-meaning but frustrated family and find balance in a world that seems hellbent on thwarting her.

Mountains is a narrative feature that follows Xavier, a dutiful middle-aged Haitian demolition worker who's outgrowing the Little Haiti home he shares with his wife Esperance—a seamstress and school crossing guard—and their millennial son, Junior, who keeps his standup comedy aspirations from his father. Despite not climbing the ranks at the demolition company, Xavier has remained loyal, hardworking, and well respected for decades, keeping his head down and mentoring his younger counterparts. But as the demolition sites inch closer to home, the realities of gentrification come into focus, and Xavier's loyalties are tested.‍

LADY follows a 25-year-old woman who is the only female taxi driver in Lagos, a city of 22 million people. Exhausted by the chaos, harassment, and loneliness of her life, Lady dreams of escaping to Freetown.