Voirfilm Black

Members of a community fortify themselves in worshiping deity and it happens that a man with family of five were suppose to be the next in line to be in charge of the deity but refuses and he has to face the consequence.

Members of a community fortify themselves in worshiping deity and it happens that a man with family of five were suppose to be the next in line to be in charge of the deity but refuses and he has to face the consequence.

A mysterious stranger comes between a happy couple, with deadly consequences.

The Black String Triage Ensemble, an all-African American string orchestra in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, performs on the scene in the immediate aftermath of incidents of gun violence, altering the notion of “first responders.” In a city with such a troubled relationship with violence, can this ensemble transform the traumatized public space into a place of recovery, healing and hope.

1972 TWO BOYS EMBARK IN A RACE ACCROSS ROUTE 66. Now the real story begins as the 1970's opens up to us in music and time

An action short film about a group of criminals working together.

When a high school football star's national letter of intent is forged and sent to an HBCU, he discovers he has less than 24 hours to find the culprit, reverse the damages, and make a decision that could change the racial economics of college sports forever.

Short film by Ana Mendieta.

In a world abused by words, the characters decide not to speak and their crazy ideals will take over their lives.

An Aesop’s Film Fables cartoon.

In the aftermath, when the world is isolated and cold, a painter becomes obsessed with his work.

Blackout is a movie that highlights the lack of electricity in Nigeria. For many years, life has been disrupted for the majority of Nigerians who rely on NEPA "PHCN" for their electricity. Public schools and hospitals closed for weeks; prison outbreaks; and most frustrating with no TV, radio nor phone charging. Madam Shan, an outspoken businesswoman and activist leads a fresh protest movement that rapidly gains public support all across the nation; but sadly, she is brutally assassinated. Her beloved son, Captain ABDALLA, "CRACKYDON" leaves the Nigerian Army upon hearing the terrible news and returns to his disrupted village.

A lone dancer’s movement merges with poetry in “The Reclamation of My Black Ass Imagination: An Awakening” to boldly assert Black self-actualization in the face of systemic racism and violence. The film explores the constant peril experienced by Black queer bodies and its impacts on quality of life and worldview. As an essential tool for survival, the Black imagination empowers dreams of belonging in a world founded on reparation, radical acceptance, and collective liberation.

Fuel For The Fire is a film about resiliency and transformation . It tells the inspiring personal stories of people from populations in the Black Community mostly affected by HIV, (cisgendered and transgendered women and gay men), and how their lives were impacted by HIV-related stigma. After going through a journey of self-discovery they recover their strength to move on with their lives.

A woman fears she is going mad when she begins demonstrating hallucinatory symptoms similar to her husband's following his death.

Once again the elect will have to face the apocalypse

A cinematic inversion of global power relations, 'Black Savior' parodies the idiosyncrasies of the white savior syndrome, through the story of the Agyeman family from Akanman, who travel to the heart of the cold continent with a goat to save the Swabian tribe.

Four aspiring black screenwriters find out the writing world may not be as inclusive as they'd hoped when they pitch their dream projects to a movie executive who is only interested in the "authentic black experience."

Set in 1992, Alessandra and Sujeong navigate life together as a same-sex, interracial couple. Dealing with the micro-aggressions due to both their queerness and the relationships between their communities, they struggle to see each other when the LA riots place them on opposite sides of the argument.

A lively Christmas morning family Eucharist from Blackburn Cathedral, capturing the wonder of the Nativity journey with a liturgy of music, readings and stories, and featuring the uplifting setting of Bob Chilcott’s A Little Jazz Mass. The cathedral choir of girls, boys and adult singers leads the congregation in familiar carols, including O Come All Ye Faithful, See Amid the Winter’s Snow, I Saw Three Ships, Ding Dong Merrily on High and Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.