BIPOC voices
Highlighting, celebrating and promoting the talent of BIPOC filmmakers and voices whether they are emerging talent or well-established professionals.
It Lives Inside
- Today, Oct 4
- Thu, Oct 5
Director: Bishal Dutta Run Time: 99 min. Rating: PG-13 Release Year: 2023
Starring: Gage Marsh, Megan Suri, Mohana Krishnan, Neeru Bajwa, Vik Sahay
You can't contain evil.
Invisible Beauty
- Fri, Oct 6
- Sat, Oct 7
- Sun, Oct 8
- Mon, Oct 9
- Tue, Oct 10
- Wed, Oct 11
- Thu, Oct 12
Director: Bethann Hardison, Frédéric Tcheng Run Time: 115 min. Release Year: 2023
Starring: Bethann Hardison
She changed the way fashion looks.
Bad Press
- Mon, Oct 9
Director: Joe Peeler, Rebecca Landsberry-Baker Run Time: 110 min. Release Year: 2023
An unparalleled insight into the inner workings of a modern Native American tribe.
One Pint at a Time
- Wed, Oct 25
Director: Aaron Hose Run Time: 88 min. Release Year: 2021
Starring: Alisa Bowens-Mercado, Corey Hinton, Day Bracey, Ed Bailey, Latiesha Cook
Reshaping the future of craft beer in America.
The Only Doctor
- Wed, Nov 29
Director: Matthew Hashiguchi Run Time: 85 min. Release Year: 2023
A contemporary story of rural healthcare in the United States
Freedom Hill
- Wed, Jan 17
Director: Resita Cox Run Time: 29 min. Release Year: 2022
A documentary that explores the environmental racism that is washing away the town of 2,000.
Breaking the News
- Tue, Feb 13
Director: Chelsea Hernandez, Heather Courtney, Princess A. Hairston Run Time: 99 min. Release Year: 2023
A scrappy group of fearless women and LGBTQ+ journalists band together to buck the status quo and launch The 19th*, a digital news start-up.
After Sherman
- Wed, Mar 27
Director: Jon Sesrie Goff Run Time: 88 min. Release Year: 2022
Beautifully layered and expressionistic, After Sherman is a story about inheritance and the tension that defines our collective...
ᏓᏗᏬᏂᏏ (We Will Speak)
- Wed, Apr 3
Director: Michael McDermit, ᎤᎶᎩᎳ / Schon Duncan Run Time: 94 min. Release Year: 2023
Exploring the nuanced ways the Cherokee language is vital to maintaining a unique cultural identity and relationship with the world.