BETWEEN NEIGHBORHOODS uses split-screen original and archival footage to trace immigration, imperialism, and globalization around the Unisphere, linking the racist authoritarian visions of Robert Moses and Donald Trump across liberal and neoliberal eras.
This film “Honoring Amilcar” captures Amilcar Cabral’s influence and impact on several social justice involved Black people in Cape Verde and The United States.
Join us for a special Earth Day Screening of the second documentary from journalist Abby Martin that uncovers a shocking blind spot in the climate conversation: the U.S. military.
Don’t Be Long, Little Bird: A young Palestinian girl time travels to 1930s Palestine and meets her great-grandmother as a child.
LA Rebellion: A Cinematic Movement: A documentary on the rise of LA Rebellion, the UCLA-born movement of filmmakers of color after the Watts Uprising.
Seth Fein presents three short films of diverse content as well as form that he produced in and (mainly) about Queens.
An acclaimed documentary on poet Nikki Giovanni, tracing her life, poetry, and influence from the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter.
From Gaza and the West Bank to Stop Cop City and digital activism, the film spans decades of solidarity and culminates in reflections on what liberation and a free Palestine truly mean.
