Razi Jafri is a Detroit-based documentary filmmaker. His work focuses on race, religion, immigration, democracy, and the changing cultural landscape in America. Razi’s documentary films include, Hamtramck, USA, which made its world premiere at the SXSW Film Festival (2020), Ashura in Detroit which premiered at the Freep Film Festival (2021), and The Moon on My Uniform, a 2022 ITVS grantee and currently in post-production, is anticipated for a PBS broadcast in the Fall of 2023. Razi holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering and an MFA both from the University of Michigan.