Steep in Sorrow (2013)

Actors: Rob Murat (actor), Robert W. Smith (actor), Kai Towns (writer), Kai Towns (writer), Kai Towns (director), Hilary Halsey (producer), Amiya Higgins (actress), Lin Ahlers (actor),

Blackout (2012)

Actors: Natasha Ngaiza (writer), Natasha Ngaiza (editor), Natasha Ngaiza (director), Natasha Ngaiza (writer), David Miranda-Hardy (producer), Veronica Wathome (actor), Osei Alleyne (actor), Kate Spiller (producer), Karrie Daniels (actor), Laila Bell (actor),

Aláàló (2012)

Actors: David Adeogun (actor), David Adeogun (producer), David Adeogun (producer), David Adeogun (writer), David Adeogun (writer), David Adeogun (costume designer), David Adeogun (director), David Adeogun (editor), Mary Adeogun (producer), Mary Adeogun (miscellaneous crew), Mary Adeogun (miscellaneous crew), Andy Martinez (miscellaneous crew), Shola Oribioye (miscellaneous crew), Eric Petrini (miscellaneous crew), Shakir Thomas (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: A failed artist/filmmaker visits his young cousins to find that they are being made fun of in school because of their African background. Having been away for so long, he tries to make it up to them by telling a story about the beauty of their culture. He fails again, but the children ask him about his own story and the film he tried to make. He talks of an African Epic with characters oddly reminiscent to the children. The film's story sounds somehow just like their own journeys. Through, a mysterious, magical turn of events, the children end up encouraging the artist, and find hope in the story. They all learn, through this unique cultural adventure, how meaningful & special they've been all along.

The Empty Hands (2011)

Actors: Kevin Brown (producer), Kevin Brown (actor), Erik McKay (actor), Emilio Aquino (actor), Mahaliel Bethea (director), Mahaliel Bethea (writer), Mahaliel Bethea (actor), Mahaliel Bethea (producer), Elisha Wilson (actress), Arabian Williams (actor), Malcolm Murray (actor), Shay Lamb (actress), Maxine Bonaparte (producer), Coole High Blenman (composer), Steven Watkins (director),

Plot: Rah Black is an ex-street fighter turned entrepreneur who vows never to use a gun after his brother is shot. Upon his return home from prison, Rah runs into problems with a ruthless fight promoter named Worldwide who runs an Underground Fight Game (a mean, unorthodox, boxing/martial arts freestyle form of fighting that has no rules). Rah quickly realizes that "home" is not the place that he left behind. Rah has a real problem with the way this Underground Fight Game is influencing the teaching and training of the martial arts, and he sets out to put a stop to it. When Rah's best friend is forced into a fight and is humiliated - Rah must once again take his rightful place back in the Dojo - and in the ring using the only weapons he needs... "The Empty Hands". "The Empty Hands" is laced with knockdown, old school karate fights, street culture, romance and dark humor.

My Mama Said Yo Mama's a Dyke (2010)

Actors: Coquie Hughes (producer), Coquie Hughes (director), Coquie Hughes (producer), Coquie Hughes (writer), Coquie Hughes (actress), Coquie Hughes (editor), Marisa Baldwin-Woodhouse (actress), Milon V. Parker (actor), Jamie Black (actor), Milon Parker (actor), Delicia Dunham (actress), Gary Flowers (actor), Nsenga Wilson (actress), Alana Mike (actress), Tayo (actor),

Thug Life (2009)

Actors: Emil Lin (writer), Emil Lin (director), Clare Salstrom (actress), Thomas Fraser (actor), Alison Sieke (actress), Karoliina Tuovinen (editor), Donna 'Chipmunk' McCusker (costume designer), Kuang Lee (director), Kuang Lee (writer), Taye Hansberry (actress), Shalena Oxley (producer), Shalena Oxley (actress),

Shades of Brooklyn Vol. 1 (2008)

Actors: Rob Morgan (actor), Ephraim Benton (actor), Nia Fairweather (actress), Rahman Ali Bugg (producer), Rahman Ali Bugg (producer), Timiza Sanyika (producer), Xosha Roquemore (actress), Daoud Abeid (director), Dahkil Hausif (writer), Daoud Abeid (writer), Dahkil Hausif (editor), Daoud Abeid (producer), Dahkil Hausif (director), Dahkil Hausif (producer), Eugene Jones III (actor),

Plot: Volume 1 examines the theme of sexuality and our youth. Our story begins with Temporary Insanity, in which two working-class subway commuters find themselves disturbed by the rambunctious and intrusive banter of a group of high school boys coming home from basketball practice. The boys become concerned when they realize that one of their members, Lashaun, is distant and withdrawn. Finally, as Lashaun is beginning to confide in his friends that he is questioning his own contradictory behavior, the two older commuters begin to find themselves interested in Lashaun's relatable story. Karma finds Gus, a 40-something-year-old homeowner, taking a break from doing some home repair, when he is interrupted by his dramatic neighbor, Lonny, who is seeking advice. Lonny, a 30-something-year-old father, begins to retell a conversation with his 6-year-old daughter where she asks him about sex. Lonny, clearly wanting to avoid the subject, neglects to give his daughter straight forward answers, and finds that he has dug a deeper hole than the one he originally found himself in, much to Gus's amusement. The Longest Walk follows 17-year-old young woman, Allison, who has gotten dressed up to impress a boy (Lashaun), which is a first for her. As she walks to the train station she begins to get compliments from some of the men in her neighborhood, which she finds surprisingly flattering. But as she makes her way, the comments and looks become more imposing and disgusting, to the point that Allison starts to become shell shocked. She discovers that although she sees herself as a young girl, the world has already to see her as a woman.

Gold Digger Killer (2007)

Actors: Roderick Giles (director), Damon Diddit (editor), Kal Cauthen (actor), Kool Bubba Ice (actor), Jeff Carroll (writer), Jeff Carroll (producer), Donald Acree (actor), Steven A. Robinson (actor), Stanley Neron (producer), Kareem Green (actor), Harris Stanton (actor), Kareem Green (actor), Stanley Neron (actor), Kenny Williams (actor), Tammy Carr (actress),

Plot: Imani has her life turned upside down after she gets fired from her job. Imani attempts to rectify the situation by hooking up with a well-off man. After she gets brutally victimized by the man and his pals, Imani decides to become a vigilante who takes on the whole misogynistic system that labels her a gold digger.

Eye Contact 11 (2001)

Actors: Imani (actress),

SugarWalls 3 (1997)

Actors: Tony Everready (actor), Byron Long (actor), Mr. Marcus (actor), Julian St. Jox (actor), Devlin Weed (actor), Cinnabunz (actress), Patrick Collins (producer), Nicky Starks (director), Nicky Starks (producer), Fonda French (actress), Camille (actress), Imani (actress), Tia Precious (actress),