To create two mini-documentaries highlighting mobile crisis units and the commutation process, and to craft narratives of people who are serving death by incarceration.
To empower and incentivize high school students to preserve the wisdom of the elders in their families and communities and to explore some of the Black institutions in Philadelphia that highlight and preserve knowledge and culture.
For the film, "La Casa de Luz," which tells the story of Lucy, who returns to Puerto Rico to care for her grandmother, but whose world is turned upside down when Abuela's unexpected mental clarity reveals Lucy's time is limited.
For the film, "The Full Never Told" about a daring prison escape on a small Caribbean Island of three Rastafarians incarcerated under unjust circumstances and their struggle with meanings of freedom, justice, and memory.
For the film, "Kick" about the hardships and pressures of a promising soccer player from North Philadelphia who has gained national attention following a record-breaking game at the age of 13.
For the film, "Blacked Out" about a functional alcoholic who is forced to confront his demons when enrolled in a secret magical rehabilitation program.
For the film, "Click" about a group of middle school friends who band together to defend their small town from an alien invasion using their knowledge of Sci-Fi films and real science.
For the film, "The Invited" by Anyawbile Love about an aging musician who confides in his young student about his past, his mysterious instrument, and the truth about his historical performance.
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