Father’s Day is a short film about Alakhe a 12-year-old boy who is raised by a single mother.

Young and unnurtured, a child is berated by the ways of the world with a need to survive but is faced with the inevitable defeat.

15 - year old Simone is used to dealing with life's disappointments living with drug addicted mom, Patrice. The young teen has been promised a day of celebration for her birthday, but will first have to navigate a last minute stop along the way.

Nia, a young black woman, is raised in the countryside by her white Grandmother. When she suddenly passes away, Nia struggles with her identity and desperately embarks on a journey to find her birth mother.

De’Vonte is a young kid who lives in the inner city with his single mother. One late night his gang-affiliated cousin, Aaron, interrupts De’Vonte's slumber in need of solace.

After discovering the drowning of a little girl, an unnamed narrator describes her community's response while battling the memories of her own fight with The River in this experimental take on sexual violence, grief, and trauma.