A short documentary film from the perspective of Israeli biracial kids that explores how their skin color influences their development of identity.Hebrew with English subtitles.

BrownWhite

On the first day of high school in Manhattan, Crystal’s eagerness to make an impression has unwanted repercussions.

But Tomorrow

A story about Black people’s liberation around the world and a young director’s journey towards self discovery made possible through the touching chronicles of her mother beginning with Grenada's Revolution of 1979.

My Mother, Mary

It's 2010 and the last day of school before summer. Morey, an anxiety fuelled mentor living a life devoid of purpose, is quietly descending into a breakdown as he arrives to pick up his rebellious and sometimes violent teenage student, Jackson. The tension only intensifies when their intended photography trip leads to an altercation on a train, forcing the pair into a nearby forest where they have a cathartic exchange that changes them forever.

Hard to Reach

Pregnant and incarcerated, Aria fights for her most precious connection against a system designed to isolate her.

The Bond

Having suffered a fall, racist Irish immigrant Ted comes in to a heated conflict with Chris, the resolute black paramedic who has come to his aide.​

Irish, Blacks And Dogs

In a Bronx juvenile prison, a 16-year-old boy faced with losing custody of his child must discover what it takes to be a father through raising a chicken.

Chicken

Six years ago, after his son (his second child) was born, the Jamaica-born US filmmaker Jason R.A. Foster began thinking about what it means to be a father to a son. The Minneapolis Lakers drafted Foster’s late father in 1960, but he broke his leg after falling from a horse, ending his career before it began. Blending home movies and original footage shot in the US with archival audio recorded in Jamaica, this documentary explores the filmmaker’s relationship with his children, family, and love of basketball.Special Jury Recognition for Best Louisana Documentary Short | New Orleans Film Festival“The jury would also like to recognize a film, whose beautiful use of onscreen text expands the limits of what a frame can hold, giving the audience access to process and processing that neither the audio nor the visual can contain. Poignantly moving between reflections on self-imposed assignments, filmmaking, family legacies, blackness, fatherhood, and basketball, the film combines the intimacy of literature with the mind-wandering, associative qualities of experimental cinema."

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