Under the guidance of acclaimed South African storyteller, Gcina Mhlophe, five orphaned children from Eswatini collaborate to craft an original fairytale drawn from their darkest memories. Their fictional character, Liyana, is brought to life in innovative animated artwork as she embarks on a dangerous quest to rescue her young twin brothers. The children’s real and imagined worlds begin to converge, and they must choose what kind of story they will tell - in fiction and in their own lives. 

This inspiring tale of perseverance is a tribute to creativity, the strength of the human spirit, and the healing power storytelling.

An internationally recognized award-winning film and recent selection of the Roxbury International Film Festival. 

The Pineapple Diaries is a comedic web series, written and directed by JP Resident, Paloma Valenzuela.

The show centers around three best friends: Maite, Feliz and Catalina and their electric next-door neighbor, Montserrat. They live in a predominantly Dominican neighborhood of Jamaica Plain in Boston, Massachusetts.

The Pineapple Diaries follows these dynamic women in their late twenties as they discover the absurdities of every day life. 

Filmed over the course of ten years, How Sweet the Sound is the first film to tell the story of this legendary gospel quartet. The Blind Boys of Alabama met as children in the 1930’s at a state-run segregated vocational school and would become one of the last great gospel quartets, traversing the famed “gospel highway” and beyond. As the surviving band members recount their unlikely success story, we see a rare, frank view of life on and off the road with these renowned performers, now in their 70’s and 80’s.

Now, Forager: Lucien and Regina are foragers - they gather wild mushrooms and sell them to New York restaurants. Their lifestyle is simple, their income unstable. As Regina seeks more stability and Lucien wants to devote himself to full-time nomadic foraging, their individual desires put the marriage to a test. A food lovers’ film.