What would YOU do for love? A woman quickly approaching her 40's moves to West Hollywood, unaware that a large percentage of the men in the area are gay.

Desperate to find love, she changes her appearance to get a date; and the guy really believes Morgan is a man. Things get sticky when Morgan accidentally gets pregnant. How will she break the news to her new (gay) boyfriend?

A lost poet is on the road searching for answers to who she really is. Through pure coincidence, she stumbles across exactly what she’s been looking for. Everything comes full circle in this poetic-drama.

Going In is a sketch comedy show reminiscent of In Living Color that brings together a diverse
cast to fearlessly make fun of racial stereotypes, religion, and 90’s informercials. It also features
a degenerate teddy bear that hates both children and adults. We think you’ll love it. We’re also
very biased.

This documentary sheds light on gun culture in America focusing on urban and suburban neighborhoods. It breaks down & investigates the environment, results, and motives of our gun culture.

“The Culture” follows a variety of people with contrasting opinions over the issue of violence in our country and how to attack the problem with reasonable solutions. It chronicles street outreach workers, conservatives, and victims of gun violence. “The Cult...

This documentary reveals the effects of absentee fathers on both the child(ren) and the family as a whole. It follows the stories of several fathers who are either struggling to fulfill their obligations as fathers, and/or facing their feelings regarding their own absent fathers. The film’s goal is to draw awareness to the negative impacts left on a child’s psyche when the father is not a part of his or her life.

The documentary features candid...

A slave story told through song, “Underground” follows Bali, a field slave who plans to escape from his oppressive plantation life after learning that his master is going to sell his young daughter, Emala. Discovering instructions hidden within the lyrics of the Negro Spirituals, Bali finally decides to flee with Emala.

A house slave, Dembi, is forced along their perilous journey after trying to convince them that their path is too dangerous. De...

A tragic adoption from an orphanage in the
1930s separates Charles from his childhood
sweetheart, Sylvia. Charles only sees the
world through silhouettes, but learns to express
himself through art.

While working as a field hand, Charles and
Sylvia reconnect 15 years later. Sylvia is engaged, but Charles sets out to remind her about a side of herself that she lost long ago.

Emergency Contact is a comedy about a single black female in her early 30s whose tired of having to list her mother as her Emergency Contact.

Roxanna Biltmore is a saucy, hopeless romantic who tries every trick in the book to avoid remaining alone. After being prompted by her brick-house mother, Ruthie Biltmore, played by Vanessa Bell Calloway, Roxanna reaches out to her high school crush, Trey. Once her sister, Lacy Biltmore-Ray gets wind of R...