Yolanda Morgan recalls her experiences with racism and the impact it has had on her.

In this short student film by **Oscar-winning** director Robert Zemeckis (Forrest Gump), a man goes through his daily routine until he meets unexpected stress when an elevator won't obey his commands.

Documentary highlighting death and funerals experienced within the African American community.

In a future where certain people are “readers” with the ability to hear other’s thoughts, Maya seeks revenge for the death of her father. Official Selection at the **Telluride Film Festival**.

ASIA A is the story of a recent spinal cord injury patient struggling to reconcile his sense of self-worth with his new reality as a paraplegic.

In World War II Poland, a young Jewish woman struggles to survive after her family is murdered. Refusing to give up, she joins the Soviet resistance, and realizes that through photography she can remember the past while documenting it for the future. This film is based on the inspiring true story of Faye Schulman.

Directed by Oscar nominee and film legend George Lucas (*American Graffiti, Star Wars*) ELECTRONIC LABYRINTH shows us a world that is run by electronics and people are categorized by number and assigned mates for life. One man, numbered THX 1138 4EB, decides he must try to escape. Selected for the National Film Registry by the **National Film Preservation Board**.

Two military Air Force soldiers are sitting in a missile firing bunker tracking a wanted terrorist. one is a veteran and the other a rookie. The rookie becomes more and more obsessed with the subject they are tracking and wants to know his name. The obsession reaches a head when they finally get an opportunity to fire, and the rookie demands to know the terrorist’s name. Winner of Best Student Film and the **San Luis Obispo International Film Festival**...

VIOLETS is a short film about love, and how one African-American family is transformed when its patriarch is revealed to be transgender. It follows John, a faithful father, son, husband, and LAPD officer grappling with gender identity and her journey as she and her wife Violet struggle to navigate love and life within their predominately Christian, African-American community in South Central, Los Angeles.

Retired Lieutenant Helen Kidder is LAPD’s first female homicide detective. Sergeant Jen Grasso is the first and only female to work in LAPD SWAT. Alma Burke is a first generation Latina sergeant who found love while working VICE. Breaking and Entering profiles these three groundbreaking women as the change the culture of law enforcement in Los Angeles, while also pursuing their dreams.