Car Therapy: Uncoupling | MiniShorts Block 2 (70m)

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Mini-Shorts Block 2 (70m) contains the following films:

1) Black is Black (5m)

2) Blackout (7m)

3) Two Weeks (5m)

4) Car Theraphy: Uncoupling (7m)

5) Grist (5m)

6) Hacking the New Jim Code (3m)

7) I Am A Man (6m)

8) Murika (6m)

9) Ode to Joy: An Introduction (3m)

10) Pressed (6m)

11) Satisfaction (7m)

12) Troubled Waters (5m)

13) Witchsters* (5m)

Note: Does not include "Everything's Fine" for virtual cinema

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A down-on-her-luck college therapist decides to drive for a ride sharing app to make ends meet during a pandemic. On her rides, she is exposed to new people and new parts of LA and always ends up dishing advice, whether solicited or not.

Year
2020
Runtime
7 minutes
Language
English
Country
United States
Premiere
West Coast

Director
Jennelle Williams
Screenwriter
Jennelle Williams
Producer
Jennelle Williams
Executive Producer
Jennelle Williams
Co-Producer
Keenan Baker, Farone Williams, Ashley Chatman
Cast
Ash Saunders, Jasmyn Carter, Mina Q
Cinematographer
Andre LaDon
Editor
Skyler Barrett
Sound Design
Matthew Hasselblad
Music
Far-One, Jonnae Thompson, Jayson Lyric, Skrxlla Artlist

10 films in package

Black is Black

A much-needed conversation about colorism, a major issue within many communities -- particularly the Black community.

Two Weeks

Date night takes a turn for worst when Rachel's husband admires the waitress' butt.

Car Therapy: Uncoupling

A college therapist who moonlights as a ride-sharing app driver meets a too turnt lesbian couple with too much tea (and other things!) to spill in the car.

Grist

Hannah ends a three-year on-again/off-again "situationship" with Roman due to irreconcilable world views that have potentially serious ramifications. But it wasn't all a wash.

Hacking the New Jim Code

Can Afrofuturism pave the way for a society free of biased technology? A discussion of the legacies of slavery and underrepresentation envisions an Afrofuturist world where technology is community-driven rather than profit-driven.

I Am a Man

Four Black men from different worlds have a heartfelt conversation about manhood, creativity, sex and their place in the world.

Ode To Joy: An Introduction

An intimate paean to Mother Earth and to Black women’s generativity.

Pressed

When a socially awkward young woman gets the date of her dreams, she finds herself under pressure to change her looks.

Satisfaction

An embarrassing incident forces a woman to choose between sheltering her surprise witness and finding her sexual voice.

Troubled Waters

An examination of the relationship between water and the Black community; how water has been used as a tool by Black people but also weaponized against them throughout history.