Can Oppression Be Liberation? 

An exploration of three women and their experiences in “The Life”, the generational impacts of the system of prostitution on women of African descent, and the implications of fully decriminalizing the sex trade. A panel discussion follows this powerful film.

Reparations

Reparations explores the four-century struggle to seek repair and atonement for chattel slavery in the United States. A discussion with the filmmaker and reparations advocates/activists follows.

Unguarded 

Unguarded explores the unique restorative justice-based method developed by Dr. Mario Ottoboni, with Brazil's APAC public prisons.  We see first hand why, as one inmate puts it, "no one escapes from love."

SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS

Justice For Us 

Alchemists of light reveal truth through the photographic lens.  The brutal structural juggernaut of racism is revealed in an accomplished musician’s life experience.  The against-all-odds challenges of reentry to community after incarceration.

Reimagining Public Policy

Seemingly disparate issues are bound together by the need for bodacious, creative policies.  Each film dares all of us to rethink government policies as a global community.

SHORTS THEME GROUPS

Crossing Overtown

The story of Crossing Overtown is one that resonates in communities across this Nation, and we hope that it will be able to contribute to the national dialogue on race and policing.

Fight Like Hell: the Testimony of Mother Jones

Unable to save her husband or their four small children, Mother Jones dedicated her life to saving working families everywhere.

A pain in the Neck

A powerful documentary about the struggle of Mexican students and teachers to form children into critical thinking citizens, despite facing the -sometimes deadly - hostility of the Mexican State.

The Poison Garden

A rare opportunity to learn South Florida’s true history directly from those who lived it.

Project Home

Can 3D printed houses solve the global housing crisis?

FEATURES

Being Michelle & Being Michelle (Audio Version)

A Reckoning in Boston

A 65-year-old grandfather and a 44-year-old woman both have different reasons for enrolling in a humanities course at a Boston community center. Five years later, the two have arrived at surprising places in their lives.

Ricochet

When a young woman is shot by an undocumented immigrant on Pier 14 in San Francisco, two public defenders fight to reveal the truth.

There Goes The Neighborhood

Gentrification and displacement are affecting all big cities throughout the world, but none more egregiously than my hometown of New York City.

This is [Not] Who We Are

"The happiest place in America is Boulder, Colorado" -- said no Black person ever.

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