Showing: Let My Love Be Heard; Making of a Classic; Ownership; Songbird; Ursula

There's an instant connection between Darla and William when they meet at a party in 1955. Darla is hesitant about pursuing their relationship because of societal standards with her being an African American woman and him a white man. Regardless, their love is beginning to bloom and they're falling in love with each other. However, things begin to change when Williams boss, Henry, begins to infer with their relationship. This film proves that love is not a problem, but a solution, and deserves to be heard.

Let My Love Be Heard

There's an instant connection between Darla and William when they meet at a party in 1955. Darla is hesitant about pursuing their relationship because of societal standards with her being an African American woman and him a white man.

Actress Cathryn Caviness (ERICA ASH) must navigate a tumultuous day on set of one of the most successful Race films of all time: The Blood of Jesus by filmmaker Spencer Williams.

Making of a Classic

Actress Cathryn Caviness (ERICA ASH) must navigate a tumultuous day on set of one of the most successful Race films of all time: The Blood of Jesus by filmmaker Spencer Williams.

When an innocent invitation to an antiques reality show unearths shameful skeletons between two families --one black, one white -- three multi-generational women are forced to take painful ownership of their present reality. Tied by family obligation, Stella, an up-and-coming Black real estate agent, has been a caregiver to Betty Jean, a white, southern, 80-year-old shut-in. When Stella gifts Betty Jean with a pair of tickets to their favorite show, Antiques Trunk & Travel, Betty Jean is inspired to gift Stella with a family secret. Her gesture of misplaced kindness forces Stella to make a painful decision. Meanwhile, Betty Jean’s down-and-out daughter, Cherry, tries to regain what she considers to be her rightful place in the family and uproots more than she anticipates.

Ownership

When an innocent invitation to an antiques reality show unearths shameful skeletons between two families --one black, one white -- three multi-generational women are forced to take painful ownership of their present reality.

&nbsp;A Harlemite jazz singer faces a twist of fate as her debut record is released. Amid overnight success, a complicated love life, and a tag from the FBI, she must choose to shrink herself or sing loud

Songbird

A jazz singer’s powerful voice and revolutionary lyrics capture the hearts of 1930’s Harlem, but also, the attention of the FBI.

The children of a fallen screen star must settle their differences when their once famous mother is linked to a string of murders. Based on the 2013 Best Play Nominee “Ursula: A Dysfunction in Two Acts” at New York Theater Festival.

Ursula

The children of a fallen screen star must settle their differences when their once famous mother is linked to a string of murders.

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