A pizza delivery turns to violence. A bureaucratic fight for accountability and justice for Ty’rese West. See two different takes on police violence in one narrative short and one documentary.

Ahmadu, a young aspiring artist of African origin, is caught up in a dangerous police rage after he retrieves his pizza, delivered to the wrong address.

Wrong Address

Ahmadu, a young aspiring artist of African origin, is caught up in a dangerous police rage after he retrieves his pizza, delivered to the wrong address.

CYCLE pierces the silence surrounding police violence in America through the killing of Ty’rese West, an 18-year-old Black teenager whose death at the hands of police occurred without cameras, witnesses, or public scrutiny. In the absence of visual evidence, his case slipped quietly out of view—mirroring a broader pattern in which accountability depends on what can be seen. The film follows the aftermath of an unseen death: closed courtrooms, shifting official narratives, and the toll of pursuing answers within opaque systems of power. Rather than relying on the virality of a moment, CYCLE examines how silence functions within institutions, and how families are left to carry truth forward when justice fails.

CYCLE

CYCLE explores police violence in America using Ty’rese West’s case—an 18-year-old Black teenager shot by police in Racine, Wisconsin.

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