A young Mexican smuggler and a little girl travel illegally on top of a cargo train, called La Bestia, to get to the USA. An injury transforms his perception of the journey.

This film is a collaboration with José Orozco, one of the over 300,000 unaccompanied migrant children detained by the U.S. Government since 2008. Jose’s testimony is juxtaposed with images of a community ceremony at the site of his detention, a facility hidden in plain sight in a middle-class residential neighborhood.

Vauhxx Booker is a black man camping with friends at Lake Monroe, Bloomington, Indiana, on the 4th of July. Instead of fireworks, they are there to view the lunar eclipse. But fireworks cannot be avoided as Vauhxx is racially attacked, pinned against a tree and threatened to be lynched.

What do public housing repair issues, COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter have in common? Low income minority communities have had to battle them all.

Anna, a young woman from Belarus, tries to survive in NYC while dreaming of a better life.

On his first day at an Oklahoman university, a student encounters a mysterious campus tour guide who sends him down a path to an American nightmare.

This experimental poetry film sheds light on the harsh realities that African-Americans face in the U.S. and pays tribute to the many who have died due to an inherently racist justice system.

Freya wants to participate in a BLM protest but her mother continues to stress the potential danger.

A father seeks revenge on the white supremacist who murdered his only son. An eye for an eye.