Awarded Grants

To support Melissa Langer's film, In Excess, with finishing funds for color grading, and conforming and delivery of the documentary for distribution.

To support the film, "Miwa," with finishing funds.

To support "Confide," which tells the story about 27-year-old Messiah Russell and his complex emotional journey through heartbreak during a basketball game. With a helping hand and attentive ear from his best friend, Bishop Fletcher, the two use their time out on the sidelines to discuss and understand the game of love.

To provide emergency funding for First Person Arts.

To support "Eyas," which takes place in Philadelphia during the early 1980s, where Nicole Falin is afflicted by a sudden illness that's transforming her into a peculiar creature. With the help and guidance of her older step-sister, Terri Delaney, they both find themselves evolving in their relationship and as people.

To support "Dyana Williams: Mother of Black Music Month" which explores the history and impact of Black music on American culture through the life of a woman who has tirelessly fought to preserve it.

To support cinéSPEAK's operational needs while their application for renewed funding is considered through IPMF's regular process and timeline.

To support the development of Vanishing Roots, a film that documents ecocide, urban development, and struggle in a South Philly sacred space-- FDR Park.

To support Destiny Cox's film, You Were Dead Yesterday, with finishing funds.

To launch a pilot radio program inside the City of Philadelphia jail.