Mike Davis

In 1978, the escalating conflict between Philadelphia leadership and the Black liberation group MOVE led to one of the most controversial police shootouts in American history. This timely documentary chronicles the tireless fight by Mike Africa Jr., despite countless setbacks, to ensure the release of his parents and other MOVE members after more than 40 years in prison.

A group of thieves targets the home of a grieving family to redeem a failed robbery, unaware of a sinister presence lurking in the darkness.

When a robbery set-up leaves West fifty grand in debt to Syracuse’s biggest street hustler, his older siblings are forced into damage-control mode.

Using Godard’s La chinoise as an inspired jumping-off point, Ephraim Asili’s electrifying debut feature draws on his experiences in collective living and political struggle to explore the legacies of Black activism. An innovative meta-cinematic collage of radical ideas and formal experimentation.

A young man growing up in a neighborhood controlled by the Mafia gets lured in by its power and soon finds himself caught in a dangerous web.