A Home Worth Fighting For by Natasha Florentino (USA, 2025, 40 min) Through the eyes of longtime residents fighting to save their homes, A Home Worth Fighting For, exposes a flawed political process
Screenings
BODY OF WORK A retrospective glance at films and filmmakers who have shaped our visual culture. Cost: $5.00 per evening Thursday, July 30 - Friday, July 31, 7:00 PM Kelly Anderson is a Sunset Park
BODY OF WORK A retrospective glance at films and filmmakers who have shaped our visual culture. Cost: $5.00 per evening Thursday, July 30 - Friday, July 31, 7:00 PM Kelly Anderson is a Sunset Park
In Excess by Melissa Langer (USA, 2025, 71 min) In Excess examines labor, capital, and displacement in modern America through the lens of one city’s trash — in sewers and streets, waterways and
Fire Through Dry Grass by Andres “Jay” Molina and Alexis Neophytides (USA, 2023, 89 min) As COVID-19 raged through nursing homes, a group of Black and brown disabled artists decided to document in
Ghetto Children by Zac Manuel (USA, 2024, 104 min) In the late 90s and early 2000s, New Orleans rappers Juvenile, B.G., and Soulja Slim put the city in the national music spotlight as the indomitable
Land of Dreams by Ambarien Alqadar (USA, 2025, 40 min) Virender Rana, once a migrant worker from India, chases his dream of becoming a filmmaker while working as a taxi driver in America. Shot over a
Africa’s Cultural Landmarks by Sosena Solomon (USA, 2025, 77 min) Africa’s Cultural Landmarks, a series of short documentaries directed by Sosena Solomon, examines some of Africa’s most notable
The Great Experiment by Stephen Maing and Eric Daniel Metzgar (USA, Mexico, 2026, 100 mins) What holds a people together when the story they tell about themselves begins to fracture? The Great