For Group Tickets <a href="https://facets.formstack.com/forms/yr2023_group_screening_reservation_request" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> What is it to dream and live the American dream of while Black? This is a collection of shorts about inspiring dreamers who strive and struggle and the interpretation of dreams. For Ages 11-14+ | 71 minutes | Presented in English and nonverbal Themes: Identity, Persistence, Immigration, self-expression, conflict resolution Content Warning: Racial and/or Ethnic Slurs, Fearful situations, Traumatic and/or Triggering Content

Mo Can Tie a Bow Twelve-year-old Mo Jones is a bow tie creative genius with plans to make it as a full-fledged fashion designer by the age of 20. Watch Mo and his family work under pressure to make 100 bows in time for a Saturday market that could – if they make it – boost his presence in the Memphis area.

Mo Can Tie a Bow

She Dreams at Sunrise In this animated short, a young person takes care of his elderly great aunt as she needs assistance to go through her day. Although she spends all of her time at home, she occupies a vivid dream world to which her grandnephew is not privy. In addition to taking care of her day to day needs, her grandnephew also works to connect her with parts of her life that she desperately misses.

She Dreams at Sunrise

Generation Impact: The Coder Jay Jay Patton was only 13 when she designed and built Photo Patch, a mobile app to help kids send photos and letters to parents who are incarcerated. The app was inspired by Jay Jay’s own experience; her dad was in prison for five years and it was difficult to communicate with him as much as she wanted. Jay Jay and her dad then founded Unlock Academy, a school that teaches coding and provides mentoring to enable young people of color to have careers in STEM fields. This is a true story of drive, hope and ingenuity. Generation Impact is a new docu series that features teenage entrepreneurs using technology to break barriers and better their communities. THE CODER is the first film in the series.

Generation Impact: The Coder

New Moon Based on the play by Colman Domingo, one starry summer night, young Jay Jay and his mother Edie sit together on their front porch, sipping ice tea and listening to the radio. Under the soft light of the new moon, Jay Jay joins his mother as she embarks on a magical journey to rediscover lost dreams, find forgiveness, and nurture new hopes. Now an adult, he recalls this extraordinary night and the wisdom Edie passed on to him, reflecting on the importance of reaching for a better future while remembering one's roots.

New Moon

Andrew with Great Fanfare Fourteen-year-old Andrew Gordon has one goal: to be the Roots of Music Marching Band’s drum major for the upcoming Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans. Through training, daily efforts, and encouragement from his loving grandmother, he strives to achieve his goal. Balancing schoolwork, personal goals, while searching for his inner leadership to manifest itself is not easy, does he have what it takes?

Andrew with Great Fanfare

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