Director Max Posers (USA 2018 96min)

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Director Robert-Jonathan Koeyers (Netherlands, 2019, 5:48min) 

Precedes Don’t Be Nice.

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Director Anahid Terrence (USA 76 min)

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THIS FILM IS SOLD OUT.

Director Mario T Lathan (USA 2018 74min)

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Various directors

The last installment of shorts highlighting voices of the next generation and the problems they face.

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Director Garrett Marks (USA 2018 6min)

Precedes Sprinter.

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Directed by Storm Saulter (USA 2018 100min)

Preceded by Behind Greatness.

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Various directors

The fourth set of shorts exploring love, connections, and relationships.

Director Michael Ifill (USA 2019 52:03min)

Precedes This Little Light.

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Directors Ada MCMahon & Wendi Moore-O'Neal (USA 2018 49min).

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Director Tomisin Adepeju (United Kingdom 2017 9:56min).

Precedes Olymipia.

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Director Gregory Dixon (USA 2018  90min).

Preceded by The Right Choice.

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Various directors

We’re still reeling from this third series of festival shorts.

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Directed by Charles Burnett & Daniel Lewenthal (USA 2018 56min).

Followed by a panel discussion with Barbara Berney, Phillip Gonzalez, Ronald Lammy, Michael Meltsner, and Deborah Washington. Moderated by Judy Ann Bigby.

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Directed by Marcellus Cox (USA, 2018, 14min). Digital.

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Directed by Paul Starkman (USA 2019 80min).

Preceded by I’m Sorry.

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Various directors.

The second series of festival shorts exploring human relationships and questioning audience expectations.

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Director Stuart Harmon (USA 2018 93min)

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Join us for dinner, dessert, and three film screenings: RACE TO THE START: 50 Years of the BSU at Holy Cross, Singing in the Dark, and Jamming in the Ville.

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Director Noube Rateau. 53 mins.

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Director Jonathan Schwartz (USA 2019 54:20) .

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Passholders, filmmakers, and Berklee students, staff and faculty only.

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Directed By Clennon L. King (USA, 63min).

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Join us for an evening of films (FAIR GAME, CODESWITCHING, PROTECT, SERVE & CARE) at Hibernian Hall.

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Directed by: Nicole Whippy, ‘Ofa-Ki-Levuka Guttenbeil-Likiliki, Matasila Freshwater, Amberley Jo Aumua, Mīria George, Marina Alofagia McCartney, Dianna Fuemana, Becs Arahanga (Pacific Islands 2019 90min).

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Director Jodi Gomes (USA 2018 90min).

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Director Jennifer Sharp (USA 2019 84min) 

When an African American woman fearlessly travels alone to Mexico to accomplish her 17-year dream of making a movie there, a town full of Mexicans help her to succeed. An honest inspirational story about living your best life, enjoying the journey, and how the human spirit surpasses all borders, races, and stereotypes.

Director Kristian Melom (USA 2018 10:31min)

This is a story about the power of telling stories.  Dear, dreamer is an intimate portrait of the life and work of rising literary star Jason Reynolds.

Various directors

The first shorts series of the festival exploring relationships between fathers and their children.

Director Andrew Paul Howell (USA 2018 30min)

83 Days is the story of the youngest person in US history to be put to death by electric chair.  In 1944, in the segregated southern town of Acolu, SC, a 14 year old negro boy George Stinney Jr. fights for his life after being wrongly accused of the murder of 2 young white girls.  What happens when the moral compass of the law is tainted by political pressure and racism and when those in power struggle to challenge it? How long will it take for the truth to be told?