An examination of HOME AND HISTORY THROUGH THE BLACK ARCHIVE. Drawing on a wide range of archival material, these filmmakers attempt to cohere questions of Black identity that have been obscured, suppressed, or erased by white supremacy and other dominative forces. Presented by our BLK Docs program in partnership with Maysles Cinema

Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the debut film from the director of Blackout, Nora’s Hair Salon, and The Tombs

The shocking truth about the intersection of hair, politics, and racial identity in Black communities and beyond

The theme of our second edition is WAYFINDING. Our characters are trying to find their way. Will they succeed...or will they fall far off the desired paths?

Jabari Hayes, an All-American track star who upon graduating with honors from college, used a cover of an Atlanta limousine driver to traffic large quantities of cocaine across the country for the Black Mafia Family (BMF)

British writer/director Shola Amoo’s newest film is an emotional coming-of-age film that touches on a side of Black immigrant politics unknown by most in the States, and told through heart-wrenching performances by bright new stars

BLK Docs is our new series that ensures high-quality works from Black directors get seen by Black audiences, including films that have not received the rapt attention they are due

FRESH BLACK FILMS is our new showcase exposing fresh audiences to new dynamic work from Black filmmakers. Now STREAMING via Vimeo.

France’s history of colonialism and slavery in Haiti converge in this drama when  Melissa, an orphan of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, meets white French teen Fanny, who uses Melissa’s family origins to do the unthinkable.