Excerpt from the introduction of Space is the Place (1974), starring Sun Ra.

An imperfect attempt to depict the two worlds I navigate; the world my family has created for me and the world that exists beyond my mother's door. It's an exploration and celebration of black bodies in an inverted-world.

In a future where movies are made by A.I., one woman sets out to disrupt the system of simulations and resurrect the role of the artist.

A woman looks into her mind, chasing her ideals on a tightrope. Every imperfect piece of her mind completes herself.

A meditation on femininity and the magic of being a woman, a girl, a daughter. Minerva's Lilies centres on two sisters, Leah and Nayomi aged, 9 and 10 as they go through the motions of 'being girls'. The visual meditation forms the experience of not only the girls' little world of magic but that of the viewer and their mother who is carefully perched around their dreamlike atmosphere.

A short visual essay film by artist and animator, Jessica Ashman, about navigating the visual art and animation world as a black face in a white space.

In the future, a Hawaiian astronaut makes the next great leap for his planet, his family, and himself. Tonight is his last chance.

The story of a young Nishnaabeg woman and an elder Nishnaabeg man rescuing a canoe from a museum and returning it to the lake it was meant to be with. On a deeper level, we witness the act of stealing back the precious parts of us, that were always ours in the first place as Indigenous people

Black To Techno delves into the origins of the genre in Detroit, drawing parallels between the machine-like production lines of the city’s manufacturing heritage and the roots of black music in drum patterns and percussive variation.