One Nigerian-American woman delves into her cultural heritage and finds the real and staggering story behind the country’s long standing and negative global stereotype.

“American Justice on Trial: People v. Newton” documents the striking relevance today of adeath penalty case against a black militant accused of killing a white policeman, the pivotal 1968 case that put American justice on trial for racismand revolutionized the U.S. Constitution’s guarantee of a “jury of one’s peers”.

It is never too late to dream big.

Hearing Voices” uses the untold story of radio (voices heard and voices denied) to save the Open Internet, exposing its history, ownership, lack of diversity, and its certain impact on future of the Internet.

There is a city in San Gabriel Valley that is teeming with pregnant women from China. HOW TO HAVE AN AMERICAN BABY is a kaleidoscopic journey into the booming shadow economy of Chinese birth tourism in Southern California.

Walking past Jacquetta Thomas’ lifeless, brutally beaten body in September of 1991 change Greg Taylor’s life, and North Carolina’s criminal justice system, forever. It would take the creation of a unique state agency – one vested with all of the powers needed to determine innocence – to set him free.

A film about the power of the human spirit, inspiring us all to challenge the boundaries of perceived limitations and find out what is truly possible. In the blink on an eye, 25 year old Joe Stone is falling the sky at over 50 miles per hour. Waking from a coma four weeks later his life would never be the same. Learning to live with a spinal cord injury Joe set out on a incredible journey of rehab and discovery.

When their children are convicted of murder, a group of women take on the establishment, revealing a darker side to the British justice system. View Treatment »

Love Soliloquy is the short film scored by local Jackson, Mississippi band, Clouds & Crayons. Distorting the perception of true events, Love Soliloquy reveals the psyche behind young women navigating relationships through seven avant-garde vignettes. Poetry and songs performed by film director, Astin Rocks! View Facebook page »

PC594 is the portrait of artist, activist, and single mother, Lydia Emily, and her inspiring struggle for creative expression and political insurrection. Fighting a crippling disease while raising a daughter with autism, Lydia dares the world to stop her from painting the murals of beauty and dissent that give her life voice.

Although drag queens are widely known and largely accepted, drag kings are still fighting for equality within their own drag community. *The Making of a King *explores the lives of drag kings in Los Angeles during the height of queen popularity.

With only 60 years of soil left on Earth, *The Need To GROW* follows innovators of cutting edge technologies to help localize food and regenerate our planet’s dying soils.  View Facebook page »

How did the willful daughter of a Himalayan forest guard become Monsanto’s worst nightmare? The Seeds of Vandana Shiva tells the remarkable life story of eco-activist Dr. Vandana Shiva, how she stood up to the corporate Goliaths of industrial agriculture, rose to prominence in the environmental movement, and inspired an international crusade for change.

Homeless dogs are transformed into adoptable animals through the training efforts of prisoners.

The film follows the annual migration of Native Peoples from Canada and within the USA to hand rake wild blueberries in Downeast Maine. The story touches on the ancient pattern of this migration and how it relates to border crossings and Agri-Business in the 21st century.
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