After making a suicide pact, Sunday and Gigi go on their last road trip together, leaving behind their failed careers and relationships. Sunday’s grip on reality slowly unravels, as her decision to renege on the pact haunts her every move.

Project type: Fiction Feature
Writer/Director/Actress: Spade Robinson
Producer/Director of Photography: Ayana Baraka
Production Design: Vanessa Plazo Lazo
Costume Design: Whitney Kyles
Composer: Sherri Chung
Executive Producer: Angela Edmond

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Much has been made about the Jewish tendency to obsess over everything – especially food. In this film, prominent Jews from around the world kvetch and kibbitz over whether a potato pancake or a triangular cookie is the more perfect Jewish delight, using a satirical debate to do it. With anti-semitism on the rise, this film makes us chuckle and reminds us of everything we love about being Jewish.

Project type: Nonfiction Feature
Director/Executive Producer: Amy Krause
Editor/Post Production Producer: David Beerman
Animator/Graphic Designer: Marilyn Zornado

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Bettina, a recent LA transplant and struggling actress-turned-babysitter, must chauffeur precocious preteen Wynn, to a sleepover in Laurel Canyon. There’s just one problem — she barely knows how to drive a car.

Project type: Fiction Short
Writer/Producer/Actor: Bettina Bresnan
Director:Tyler Cunningham

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A scrappy brown high schooler must fight her way to be Elle Woods when the lead of her school's production of Legally Blonde: The Musical gets seriously injured ten minutes before showtime.

Project type: Fiction Short
Writer/Producer: Maya Vyas
Director: Kirsten Hoang
Producer: Alyssa Callahan
Associate Producer: Sari Arambulo
Associate Producer: Nicole McCullough
Associate Producer: Ruhi Mansey

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In a time of racial upheaval and a multitude of woes affecting marginalized communities, a young, African American filmmaker journeys to the heart of the Black experience to find the answer to a daunting question: Is the Black church dead?

Project type: Nonfiction Feature
Director: Rafiq J Nabali
Producer: Joe Howell
Producer: Mahalia Latortue
Producer: Nancy Howard

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Lauren thinks she’s awoken a monster. Faced with skepticism from the only person she trusts, she asks herself: can she believe what she sees or has she lost her mind?

Project type: Fiction Short
Writer/Director: Carrington Walsh
Co-Producer/AD: Claire Liu

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When sisters Alex and Claire learn of their abuser’s death, they journey to a New Zealand settlement to witness his burial.

Project type: Fiction Short
Director: Aileen O'Sullivan
Writer/Producer: Mary Sewell

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In the aftermath of their venerated father’s death, two brothers travel to Europe to learn about his childhood experiences during the Holocaust that shaped a man they never fully knew.

Project type: Nonfiction Feature
Director: Michael Gil
Producer/Editor: Nicholas Manting Brewer
Producer: Emily Grandcolas
Director of Photography: Feixue Tang

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Leveling Lincoln brings back to the forefront the first case in the Northern USA, where a school was torn down in the quest for equal rights in education. Mrs. Taylor vs. The Board of Education of New Rochelle, NY – 1961, was a landmark case brought by Lincoln School parents. Many still remember and speak on camera of this pivotal case, their childhood after the case, and how it relates to today’s educational struggles.

Project type: Nonfiction Feature
Director/Producer: Arden Teresa Lewis
Producer/Assistant Director: Tinks Lovelace, Bag O' Bones Collective

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After the death of their friend Evan, a group of 30-somethings try to suppress their grief during the celebration of life he wanted, a.k.a. The Best Funeral Party Ever. Life of the Party is a comedy about living with loss, it explores how we must move through our fear of mortality to ultimately go all-in on life.

Director: April Shih

Writers: Brandy Finmark, Nora Mcinery

Producers: Brandy Finmark, Nora Mcinery, Diversity Hire LTD, Make Good Content

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After the fall of Roe v. Wade, the lives of two women in Louisiana intersect: a pregnant 16-year-old and a second-wave women’s rights activist (80s) at the end of her life. This is a story about the fallout. This is a story about collective grief. This is a story about how each generation continues to fight. Ultimately, this is a story about two women.