One Golden Summer is about way more than baseball. This is a powerful documentary about the power of narrative, the danger of unjust systems, and the damage that can happen when people forget the humanity of others.

Honeyjoon is a beautiful and human film about the complexities of life and the difficult emotions we experience.

The Singers is filled with great music, but more than that, it’s a reminder of the power of connection.

Largo is a reminder of the power of stories and the importance of remembering our humanity.

We Were Dangerous is a heartfelt, funny, and unflinching film about three young women who choose to assert their agency in a system that tries to strip them of dignity.

Slanted is funny and heart-warming and will leave you with much to think about. I hope that this film will become available for distribution—it’s definitely a worthwhile watch.

DJ Ahmet is a coming-of-age film, but it’s also about so much more. It works as a comedy and a family drama, whether you’re living in North Macedonia, the US, or somewhere else.

We were honored to host writer and director Marcellus Cox and executive producer Adam Freed on the podcast to discuss their short film Liquor Bank.