BLACK BLACK follows WILLY, a Black man in an interracial marriage, who finds his world turned upside-down when leaked group chat messages reveal his partner JOANNA might have some racist ideas. During a family gathering, Joanna shares a video from her phone to the TV, but forgets it is connected when she leaves to use the bathroom. She inadvertently provides a “show” for her guests, including some racially insensitive private conversations. While Willy isn’t one to make a big deal about racism, he can’t get over the messages that seem to target his daughter’s hair. The film explores love, community, and racial consciousness as Willy and Joanna respond to the fallout from this incident.

In a New Jersey town divided by unseen borders, a Mexican immigrant community steps into the light. Their festival sparks pride and unity—but as fear grows, even joy becomes a radical act of hope in uncertain times.

Báaxpee: This Ground, is a lyrical and intimate documentary that traces the life and spiritual legacy of Ben Cloud, revered medicine chief of the Crow/Apsaalooke Nation and central figure in the sacred Sun Dance tradition. Far more than a portrait, the film becomes a living archive — a ceremonial act in itself — offering rare access to the inner world of the Apsáalooke as they carry ancient ritual into the twenty-first century. Merging personal memory with cultural tradition, Báaxpee: This Ground, departs from conventional documentary form, embodying the quiet power and profound mystery of a spiritual practice rooted in land, lineage, and the unseen. Available with Spanish, German or Italian subtitles.