"This musical film is dedicated to our Brother THEO LUHAKA and the Memory of our Ancestors, Sisters & Brothers killed, oppressed and marginalized by the System." (in French with subtitles)

This film reveals the mysteries of the skin bleaching ceremony of a young dark-skinned Black woman. Half-Black and half-light, she is a priestess on the path to lightness, guiding the audience through her esoteric journey towards a painful and violent voyage for beauty and perfection. (in French with English subtitles)

A scientist invents a machine that can record her dreams. Isn't every movie a dream for sale tho?

With an exceptional plot-twist and great psychological significance, Henry Bruno’s film takes us through the folds of everyday life, in which people live often in great pain and hopes. Following Maryline Mahieu’s astonishing and agile script, the film becomes an intimate portrait of two strangers the moment their lives collide. (in French with English subtitles)

A teenage African American dancer in Houston transforms trauma into artistic expression after she’s displaced by Hurricane Harvey.

Negros is an expiremental social justice film depictiong the young black male experience in Miami. The story follows James, 14, as he overcomes a series of traumas to make a difference in his neighborhood and rediscover adolescent joy.