One (2014)

Actors: Barry Wilkinson (writer), Barry Wilkinson (director), Oliver Park (actor), Alicia Ancel (actress), Samantha E. Hunt (actress), Catarina Oliveira (editor), Carina Birrell (actress), Catarina Oliveira (director), Domonic White (director), Conner Mckenzy (actor), Domonic White (producer), Matthew Nesbeth (director), Sica Denerley-Weiss (director), Sica Denerley-Weiss (producer), Courtney Winston (actor),

36A (2011)

Actors: Steve Parker (editor), Byron Lambie (actor), Solana Crawford (actor), Dulce Garcia (costume designer), Julian Martinez (actor), Anthony Villafuerte (actor), Alejandro Gabriel Cruz (director), Lisabeth Castro-Smyth (miscellaneous crew), Ruben Robles (actor), Barbara Huges (actress), Christo Bresnahan (composer),

Plot: Catalyzed by the death of his father, Alejandro embarks on a mythic journey when he begins the process of gender transition. Entering the matrix of psychological profiles and medical protocols, which are often in conflict his personal vision, Alejandro must navigate the complex and contested terrain of gender reassignment. As he begins hormone therapy, Alejandro finds himself shifting physically, psychologically and spiritually. This process culminates in surgery when Alejandro connects with a mystical figure who helps him integrate the past with the present and enable a possible future. Interweaving the aesthetics of science with the dreamlike quality of myth, 36A tells an original story of transformation and discovery.

Wayne County Ramblin' (2006)

Actors: Iggy Pop (actor), Tav Falco (actor), Ben Hamper (actor), Mick Collins (actor), Mick Collins (composer), Dan Rose (producer), Dan Rose (director), Dan Rose (writer), Dan Rose (editor), Otha Turner (actor), Bill Peitsch (actor), Lorette Velvette (actress), Carolyn Harper (actress), Ron Easley (actor), Christopher Gilpatrick (actor),

Plot: Interweaving fact, folklore, fiction, religion, and lies, Wayne County Ramblin' seeks to reveal its' landscape as part of a great creole nation. It is at heart a road movie that travels south, in the opposite direction of the historical great migration of African-Americans. The story centers around young European-Americans Penny & her boyfriend Johnny, who leave Detroit in search of Penny's long-lost Grandfather, Simon, who is believed to be now-retired and living in his native Mississippi. Mugged and tied-up by the side of the road, they meet Jim, also from Michigan, heading to Mississippi on college break to chase the ghost of William Faulkner. Jim initially appears a fortunate opportunity to achieve their goal but sexual tensions and insecurities quickly cloud and threaten their destinations. But even if they are not aware of it, these three young Americans' lives are being directed by three west-African spirits, who are leading them to a better sense of who they really are.

Cubamor (2001)

Actors: Abiola Abrams (actress), Joshua Bee Alafia (writer), Joshua Bee Alafia (producer), Joshua Bee Alafia (director), Joshua Bee Alafia (editor), Joshua Bee Alafia (actor), Shakara Ledard (actress), Natasha Yannacanedo (actress), Pablo Herrera (composer), Sofia Blanco (actress), Wendy Reyes (actress), David Gonzalez Oliva (actor), Tato Castaneda Rabaza (actor), Jorge Sardinas (actor), Domingo Acosta (actor),

Plot: Cubamor is a story of love, mysticism and self discovery set in Havana, Cuba, 2000. The story follows two encounters of love between Americans and Cubans, and though the characters do not know each other, they often share the same settings, and live in the same neighborhood. Lazaro is an American studying Afro-Cuban music at the International School of Art in Havana, Cuba. Before he leaves for the island, he makes a promise to his fiancée, Fatima, as well as the Yoruba Goddess Oshun, swearing that he will remain faithful for the three months apart. Lazaro spends his mornings taking music classes and is quickly swept into the mystical world of Cuban Santeria in the afternoons. His friend and tutor, Galo takes Lazaro to meet his grandfather, Tato, a Lukumi Priest of Shango and Tata (priest) of the Kongolese religion Palo Monte. Lazaro is initiated in Lukumi and Palo, and experiences first hand, the magic of the African religious systems in Cuba. Enchanted by Galo's cousin, Maria, a beautiful Priestess of Oshun; the goddess of Love, Art, Rivers and Sweets, Lazaro breaks his promise and Oshun punishes him with a version of stigmata. Renato, a Cuban jinetero (gigolo) earns his living by entertaining tourists in the district of Habana Vieja. His story begins in desperation. He lacks the ruthlessness of other gigolos, and is in a financial crisis because of his integrity. He walks out of town seeking a vision by taking mushrooms in Canasi. Here he meets his patron Orisha Eleggua, a small boy with an old mans face, and is given visions of his past and future, and the face of Zoe, a beautiful American girl. Love at first sight ends in marriage and finally relocation to the States, where Renato plans to pursue his dream; a career as a Reggae singer in a foreign land. Direct from the Cuban Underground, cubamor brings us into a colorful, mystical world where love knows no borders. Mixing magical realism surreality, and cinema verite immediacy, cubamor finds the earthy in the ethereal, sincerity among the world of hustlers, and searches the hearts of our protagonists for love of strangers.

Cosmic Slop (1994)

Actors: Joseph G. Medalis (actor), George Clinton (actor), Jorge Ameer (actor), Nicholas Turturro (actor), Reginald Hudlin (director), Casey Kasem (actor), Brock Peters (actor), John Witherspoon (actor), Robert Guillaume (actor), Richard Herd (actor), Paula Jai Parker (actress), Chi McBride (actor), J. Kenneth Campbell (actor), Jason Bernard (actor), Arthur Burghardt (actor),

Plot: In the tradition of The Twilight Zone, this bizarre, thought-provoking trilogy addresses the destiny of the world's minorities: Part I: A conservative African American politician must choose between his people's survival and appeasing his white colleagues when space aliens propose to share their profound knowledge in exchange for all black people on earth. Part II: The Virgin Mary's appearance in an inner-city housing project forces a Hispanic priest to face the hidden cultural origins of Western religion. Part III: On the dawn of the "Black Revolution," an African American couple discovers who the "real" enemy is.

Passing Through (1977)

Actors: Ted Lange (writer), Clarence Muse (actor), Marla Gibbs (actress), Stan Haze (actor), Henry Harris (actor), Cora Lee Day (actress), Pamela Jones (actress), Pamela Jones (miscellaneous crew), Della Thomas (actress), Larry Clark (writer), Larry Clark (director), Larry Clark (editor), George Kramer (actor), Nathaniel Taylor (actor), Horace Tapscott (actor),

Chûshingura - Ninjô-hen; Fukushû-hen (1934)

Actors: Yônosuke Toba (actor), Reisaburô Yamamoto (actor), Minoru Takase (actor), Michisaburo Segawa (actor), Kaichi Yamamoto (actor), Haruo Tanaka (actor), Kunitarô Sawamura (actor), Denmei Suzuki (actor), Ryôsuke Kagawa (actor), Yutaka Mimasu (actor), Hikaru Hoshi (actor), Chiezo Kataoka (actor), Sôji Kiyokawa (actor), Denjirô Ôkôchi (actor), Unpei Yokoyama (actor),