Martha Canga Antonio, born in 1995 in Mons (Belgium), is a Belgian actress of Angolan origin.

She is best known for playing the role of Mavela in the film Black (2015) by Adil El Arbi and Bilal Fallah.

Dir. Statement : 

Martha Da’ro : « As a black and queer artist, I find it important and exciting to

to create stories that I wish I'd had the chance to discover before. I find it important that the queer aspect is represented, without it being the most central subject. »

Cory Schwartz is a Charleston, SC based filmmaker, musician, and music videographer who prides himself in being an outsider independent artist. After studying video and getting a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Pennsylvania, Cory worked in Film and TV for a few years before changing paths and eventually opening a grilled cheese food truck and restaurant. The restaurant became a well known indie venue that offered young and emerging artists a space to play - including the Psycodelics. During this time Cory used his passion for video to record the performers at his shop, eventually branching out into music videos, narrative shorts, documentary shorts and more. During the pandemic, Cory found himself able to focus on filmmaking full time, launching a YouTube channel for Charleston artists and creating a variety show. After filming a few videos of the Psycodelics, he realized his collection of archival footage, combined with a years long friendship and unique set of skills, made him the perfect person to film a feature length documentary about the band. The Psycodelics The Movie is Cory’s first feature film.

Statement: My goal as a music documentarian is to showcase music and musical talent in the most engaging way possible. I set out to make a bio pic about a little known local band, because I believe the world will love them and their music when they see and hear it.