Narrative Feature Selections
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33rd & Memphis
Sixteen-year-old Memphis Braxton wants to dance, but without the approval of his parents, his love of dance will die. Memphis must make a decision that could cost him everything, but he would rather die than not dance. U.S. (Directors: Shawn Cosby & Sherion Cosby)
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Anywhere Anytime (Spotlight)
Issa is a young undocumented immigrant struggling to survive in a large city in Italy. Thanks to a friend who lends him his identity, he starts to work as a rider. The precarious balance collapses when his bike is stolen. U.S. (Director: Nadia Zoe)
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Banr (Spotlight)
Banr revolves around Alzheimer's disease, portraying an elderly couple who have been together for 40 years, struggling between love and pain as the disease takes its toll. China (Director: Erica Xia-Hou)
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Color Book
A devoted single father adjusts to life after his wife's passing while raising his son with Down Syndrome. They embark on a journey through Metro Atlanta to attend their first baseball game. U.S. (Director: David Fortune)
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Cotton Candy Bubble Gum
Carter must prove to his mom that he can pay rent, or he's out on the street. But when his boss dumps a list of impossible tasks on him, his fortitude, character, and aversion to wise-cracking teens are tested in this coming-of-age comedy. U.S. (Director: J. Pinder)
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Grassland
Exploring the failures of the criminal justice system from a unique angle, Grassland follows a single Latina mother whose illegal marijuana business is jeopardized when her young son befriends their new neighbors - a white boy and his police officer grandfather. U.S. (Directors: William Bermudez & Sam Friedman)
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Know Me
Grief-stricken and unraveling, Kenson must overturn a barrage of false narratives propagated by the national news media and local Haitian church leaders to preserve his late brother's memory. U.S. (Director: Omar S. Kamara)
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Myth of the Ghost Kingdom
A psychological drama about identity, belonging, and the enduring quest for self-understanding: a professional caregiver discovers that she is adopted. U.S. (Director: Jason Mullis)
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The Things You Kill (Spotlight)
Haunted by the suspicious death of his ailing mother, a university professor coerces his enigmatic gardener to execute a cold-blooded act of vengeance. Turkey, Poland, France, & Canada (Director: Alireza Khatami)