Feature Films

A Day in April

Desperate to secure a better life for her children, a young Jamaican immigrant arrives in New York City the day Martin Luther King Jr is assassinated— and must determine if becoming American is worth the sacrifice.

Black Swan Records

Harlem, 1920: Stunted by the discriminatory American record industry, Harry Pace and WC Handy create Black Swan Records, the first African-American owned record company in America. Pace and Handy unite some of the most talented artists of their era before they were household names. 

The Road at Dawn

Cleo LeBas returns to a small mountain town to fix up her decrepit childhood home with Anthony, a charming and mysterious man from her past. As the two grow closer and tensions heighten, Cleo discovers the only way to ensure her future is to confront the pain of her past.

Television Series

Ride: The Series

After an international festival debut, Ride, the short film becomes Ride, the series, the story of two best friends trying to survive in ever-gentrifying New York City.

Margot and Max

After learning she has breast cancer, Margot May, 27, returns to her childhood home in Providence, Rhode Island to be under the care and financial support of her estranged step-mother, Robin.

Say Grace

After the death of her imposing father, Grace Thomas, a disaffected Columbia Business student takes over the family business, the last surviving Black crime family in Brooklyn. Grace turns to selling prescriptions drugs in order to take command and revive their flailing neighborhood influence.

Short Films