SOUTHMONT DRIVE
SOUTHMONT DRIVE reflects on the life and legacy of filmmaker Ashley O’Shay’s grandfather, Pop Lewis, a proud father of 17. By traveling back in time, this docu-series acts to reimagine […]
TERENCE BLANCHARD: SEE ME AS I AM
Terence Blanchard has been an artistic force for over 5 decades, both creatively, and as a social activist. Early in his life, American culture told him that he would have […]
MONSOON MODERN
Monsoon Modern: A Place for Peace is an architecture documentary about much more than buildings. It tells the story of a group of architects in Sri Lanka that successfully devised […]
THE MISSISSIPPI DELTA: DREAMS AND REALITY
“The Mississippi Delta: Dreams and Reality” is a short-form documentary that follows the daily lives of five individuals living in the Mississippi Delta region, exploring their hopes and dreams for […]
GEE’S BEND: WELCOME TO THE HOLE
Gee’s Bend, Alabama, also known as Boykin, is an African-American majority community in the rural American South most notably known for its rich, intergenerational legacy of quilting. “Gee’s Bend: Welcome […]
NASHVILLE’S SOUL
One man’s journey to discover his stolen history and the soundtrack of a city’s lost soul. This documentary feature film captures a young Black man’s journey to discover his history […]
FRYING FISH IN FLORIDA
A fish fry in Palmetto, Florida, taking place every Friday in the parking lot of an African-American church, started when a group of avid fishermen decided that their church […]
THE CIVIL WAR AND THE FIGHT FOR THE SOUL OF AMERICA
The Civil War and the Fight for the Soul of America reveals how enslaved people actually freed themselves. Through revolt, escape, enlistment in the Union Army, and participation in the […]
ORIGINS — THE CULINARY HERITAGE OF SOUTHEAST WOODLANDS
ORIGINS — THE CULINARY HERITAGE OF SOUTHEAST WOODLANDS celebrates the beginnings of the cuisine of the American South in delicious historical detail, diving plate-first into the healthy, nourishing Indigenous foods […]
THE DAY THAT SHOOK GEORGIA
n 1971, one of the worst industrial tragedies in U.S. history shook rural Southeast Georgia. The victims were predominantly Black women, manufacturing trip flares for the Vietnam War. Over 50 […]
