Ahmad (Arab American) tries to help Chris (African American) in solving a complex equation of being in America.

Inspired by true events and shot on location at LAX airport, "Bienvenidos a Los Angeles" tells the timely story of Imani, a Nigerian single-mother living in Los Angeles, who offers to help a perfect stranger reunite with her son. In doing so, Imani learns this simple act of kindness threatens to jeopardize her own path to citizenship.

When Al & L.A. meet for their weekly lunch date, they expect nothing out of the ordinary. After eating, the pair talk about what's new in their lives, as they walk the streets of downtown Frisco. Eventually, while the two are seated and in deep conversation, they notice a "mystery man" whom they know nothing about, but can't help but feel that their lives may change in that moment.

An ominous poetry performance reveals an underlying message.

Through the lens of an actress unintentionally involved in a controversial commercial, What's the mark explores the power of media and advertisements in influencing public opinion and the perpetuation of stereotypes and its effects.

Surrounded by various cultures rather than his own, Daryl is a collective Black male who sees things as they are. When his White, yet urban best friend Jacob, decides to tie the knot with his beloved sister, secret animosity becomes the theme of the night as their group of friends gather to celebrate Jacob's last night of freedom.

The Mecca is a short film presented by The Village , a preservation of culture through photography and cinematography that aims to educate , preserve, contextualize and represent for the underserved and underrepresented community of Oak Cliff Texas