Films that show justice, the lack thereof, and the struggle in between.

Eager to celebrate the 4th of July, a group of young black and Latino friends experience a police encounter that shatters the meaning of the holiday. Based on real-life incidents, the story examines the trauma of being in the shoes of the young men stopped.

The Fourth

Grief is the Glitch is a visual and sonic meditation on the disorienting experience of loss. Mallory moves through an encounter with an oracle-like figure to archival footage of her late son, Julian, as he reflects on the impact of young lives lost to violence.

Grief is the Glitch

Upon the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment in 1865, many Americans thought that slavery had been abolished once and for all. Frederick Douglass, however, argued that âslavery is not abolished until the black man has the ballot.â His fight to secure the vote transformed not only the Constitution, but what it meant to be an American.
This film explores Frederick Douglass' journey to ensure African-Americans have the right to through the creation of the Fifteenth Amendment.
This film is in its rough cut phase.

Image of an American: Frederick Douglass & the Right to Vote

"Meet Me Where I Am" follows Adolphus Nickleberry through his journey at University of Utah Health's Intensive Outpatient Clinic as he rewrites his story with help from compassionate providers. Overcoming the ripples of health disparities and racism that last generations while surviving the loss of his parents and a lifetime of substance abuse, Adolphus looks to the future, relishing time spent with his family. "That's the best love in the world," he says. "It's like a gift given back to me."

Meet Me Where I Am

Their route is uphill by design. Through the language of running, Prolyfyck Run Crew is creating a safe space where Black runners can see themselves represented, and all runners are welcome, in Charlottesville, VA. The first in the first “Who is a Runner” video series -- a collaboration between Brooks Running x Camp4Collective.

Prolyfyck

Justice: The Struggle

Justice: The Struggle & Triumphs

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