A narrative about a brief encounter between two men, one from West Africa, the other West L.A. who converged in Portland to develop a musical stage production chronicling the legacy of hip-hop by way of Africa.
Taking A Little Bit Off The Top Of White Privilege
Two sisters lose their mom to covid and subsequently face eviction.
Lagos Commercial drivers and commuters in dilemma as government endorsed hoodlums takes over Lagos Road.
Surviving the streets of West Dallas in the 80's and 90's a pop locking dance group was formed called the Rockets. The group consisted of four young men and an ambitious rapper named "Tre" better know as the D.O.C.
COVID-19 brought the world to its grieving knees. But for one who survived, the virus wasn’t the scariest part of the pandemic.
Between the dream and the struggle, in this season of the Finally Focused series we turned our attention to 6 visionaries of color from NYC, LA, and ATL where they can openly discuss what it truly takes to get the perfect shot. We conceptualized this video series in order to disrupt mainstream vi...
The pilot episode of the “What’s Your Hustle?” docu-series stars professional boxer Scrappy Ramirez. From a fateful training session with Freddie Roach to becoming Los Angeles’ pride, this is the story of the Inner City Legend.
Rapper Homeboy Sandman trains for a death defying leap of faith. Is it better to be brave or alive?
A documentary that showcases people of colour and immigrants in Los Angeles. Their journey to success inspires fellow artists to follow their dreams.
When girls and sports became more important than my son's grades. I delivered a message he'll never forget. This is Tough Love!
Something new is happening in Estonian music. A new wave. New characters. A new Estonia. Lil Estonia! An anatomy of a generation in Estonia.
A woman struggles with her decision of whether to get involved with a man a lot younger than her, but then takes the risk and gets involved anyway.
Rapper turned Activist details his 13 year cocaine battle and how he found redemption through sobriety.
Sudanese-American poets and musicians grapple with the question of belonging to Sudan during the country’s 2019 popular protests
