A young mother struggles to keep her head above water as she navigates motherhood, her neurodivergent toddler, and the gritty Atlanta nightclub where she works. All on a quarter tank of gas.

Starring Alicia Pilgrim as Marley

Directed by Moon Ferguson
Written by Moon Ferguson
Edited by Moon Ferguson
Produced by Kiara Diana
Co-Producer: Shania Banton
Director of Photography: Kennard Medina
Production Designer: Belle Brooks
Executive Producers: Moon  Ferguson, Lucien Christian Adderley, Richard ‘Byrd’ Wilson

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 FESTIVALS & AWARDS 
 AWARDS Sydney Web Fest, BEST ACTRESS
Arts Accelerator Film Festival, BEST FILM
Pure Magic International Film Festival, BEST SHORT FILM
Clapham International Film Festival, FINALIST
Nashville Independent Filmmakers Festival, BEST WOMEN-CENTERED FILM
Miami Women Film Festival, NOMINEE
Tietê International Film Festival, BEST DIRECTOR
Winter Leopard International Film Festival, QUARTER-FINALIST
Hip Hop Film Festival, NOMINEE
The Bay International Film Festival, QUARTER-FINALIST
Black Film Festival of New Orleans, BEST ACTRESS
Black Film Festival of New Orleans, BEST DIRECTOR
Black Film Festival of New Orleans, BEST SHORT FILM

Comedy superstar Desi Banks delivers another round of laughs with GET IN, a hilarious sketch that proves meeting the family is never as simple as it sounds. When a young man brings his girlfriend home for the first time, awkward introductions, unexpected reactions, and cultural misunderstandings quickly turn the gathering into comedic chaos.

Featuring Natalie Friedman, GET IN showcases the relatable humor, family dynamics, and sharp social commentary that have helped Desi Banks build a massive online following.

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Watch GET IN now and experience why Desi Banks remains one of the internet’s leading comedy creators.

After an unexplained event leaves her deeply unsettled, Londyn becomes trapped in a series of disturbing encounters that challenge her understanding of fear, fate, and survival. A psychological horror short film.

A pair of long-time friends navigate complex boundaries and unexpressed feelings after one asks to spend the night at the other’s apartment. As they spend more time together, they grapple with the risk of changing their platonic relationship.

Produced by @ElhadjTv

Benny The Butcher & Fuego Base – Ashes In The Safe (Short Film)

Directed by: @THIRDEYERAZ

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A young woman is forced to put her night on hold when her father calls in a favor, but with a killer on the loose, the night takes a turn she never saw coming.

Written and Directed by: @tiarawest
Director of Photography: Carlos Bradley
Executive Producers: Angi Bones, @ashaniinc @ashaniroberts @tiarawest John Norris Ray

Award-Winning Psychological Thriller Short Film

Produced By Marquis Boone Enterprises @marquisegold

After every first date, the men vanish. Bebe, a single mother, is desperate to uncover the truth—but what if the real danger is her own mind? Bebe (portrayed by Sarah Danielle Toran), a single mother of three, is a woman on the edge, grappling with a disturbing pattern. Enter Robin Harris (played by Brent Black), a charismatic stranger. Robin notice the strange behavior of Bebe’s kid’s and becomes determined to uncover the truth behind their behavior. As Bebe tries to navigate the complexities of love and motherhood, she becomes entangled in a web of paranoia and suspicion. Will Bebe uncover the mystery before it’s too late? Or will she become a victim of her own mind?

Inspired by the classic Bebe’s Kids, this psychological thriller reimagines their mother’s untold story. We laughed at the kids’ struggles—but what if the real horror was at home all along? So If you love psychological thrillers, horror films, or mystery stories, this one is for you. Watch now to experience a story that will leave you on the edge of your seat!

Made before Black Panther and Creed, Ryan Coogler’s LOCKS is an early short film created during his time at USC Film School. Set in Oakland, the story follows a young man burdened by emotion as he makes his way through the neighborhood to a local barbershop. The film also marks the first collaboration between Coogler and composer Ludwig Göransson.

CREDITS
Original Title – Locks
Direction – Ryan Coogler
Scenario – Ryan Coogler
Producer – Joselyn Coogler
Cinematography – Francisco Kosterlitz
Editing – Francisco Kosterlitz
Mix – Gentry Smith
Sound Editing – Ryan Coogler
Soundtrack – Ludwig Göransson
Cast – Darnell Byrd, Trestin George, Larry Gray, Kiev Harris, Andrew Lamond, Nia Renee, Turen Robinson
Year – 2009

JAMAAL depicts a day in the life of a Black man, with no additional trauma. Cuz let’s keep it , life has enough challenges- we don’t need no help making it harder. I wanted to portray the everyday struggles so many creatives experience, just trying to EXIST, while trying to hold on to hope on their journey to fulfilling purpose.

I created the short thanks to Paul Feig and his Powderkeg banner and a collab with FUSE TV to highlight first-time, comedic female directors.

We were given a one-day, 14-hour shoot with the prompt to: FOLLOW A CHARACTER ON THE BEST OR WORST DAY OF THEIR LIFE. and thus, JAMAAL was created.

Written and Directed by Yvonne Orji
Producers: Paul Feig, Laura Fischer, Kesila Childers, Erica Fisman
Produced by: Amy Geist
Director of Photography: Mike Maliwanag
Production Design: Brittant Ingram
Costume Design: Anninka Velie
Casting Director: Brittani Ward
Editor: Angela Latimer

The AMAZING Cast
Jamaal – Derrick A. King
Sadie – Marija Juliette Abney
Kimmy – Tristina Lee
Darryl – Rome Green Jr
Antwon – Jerah Milligan
Jarvin – Chet Anekwe
Homeless Man – Roscoe Freeman
Young Boy – Jeremiah Pitts

The AMAZING Crew
AD Department
1st AD – Sharon Waich
2nd AD – Kyle Hardy
2nd 2nd AD – Marianne Amelinckx
Production Truck PA – Roly Garcia
Camera Van PA – Sophia Cobarrubia
Set PA – Pass Van Dylan Silverglate
A-Pass Van (Runner) – Donovan Watson

Camera
A Cam/Steadicam Operator – Duston Supencheck
A Camera 1st AC – Jacqueline ‘Jackie’ Chan
B Camera 1st AC – Gaby Spampinato
2nd AC / DIT – Ryan Bradford
Still Photographer – Shanley Kellis

Art Department
Lead – Ming Fen Congdon
Prop Master – Mackenzie McMahon
Set Dresser / Shopper – Dani Ramos
Set Dresser – Sophia Cohen
Art PA – Liz Berger

Electricians
Gaffer – Zach Trout
BBE – Ellia Thornburg
Swing – Cole Needham

Grips
Key Grip – Zack Bartlett
BBG – Jake Reardon

Production
Associate Producer – Zoë Dennis
Production Manager – Autumn Swope
Production Coordinator – Julia Schott
Payroll Coordinator – Kare Bortolus
Set Teacher – Daphne Boelsma
Assistant to Y. Orji – Zoie Sykes

Background Performers
SI / Runner – Chris Gaines
SI / Pedestrian – Dianna Smith

Security
Security – Julio Contreras

Health & Safety
Health & Safety Supervisor – Morgan Lester
Health and Safety Assistant – Jess Brill
Covid PA – Kevin Walsh

Post Production
Assistant Editor – AJ Francois
Titles & Graphics – Geoff Boothby
Color – RKM Studios
Colorist – Michael Schartz
Sound Designer – Dubaz Sound
Re-Recording Mixer – Marcello Dubaz
Sound Effects Editor – Amy Reynolds Reed
Dialogue Editor – Callie Sorce

Continuity
Script Supervisor – Bia Freire

Music
Additional Music by Amanda Jones & Jesse McMullen
Music Supervisor – Mark Borst Smith

Hair & Makeup
Makeup Department Head – Shannon Trigger
Hair Department Head – Mandisa Duperval
Key Makeup Artist – Angie Bulmer
Makeup Artist – Brenda Lopez

Costume Department
Asst Costume Designer – Shanaya Steave

Sound
Sound Mixer – Kyle McLane
Boom – Brian Orcullo

Special Thanks
DC Wade
Zoie Sykes
Joseph Solomon
Tye Tribett
Crumbl Cookies
Jenn Klein
UTA
J.A.
Prentice Penny
Melina Matsoukas
TT The Artist
Thembi Banks
Saladin Patterson
Ken Whittingham

To Brooklyn and Back began as a poem I wrote while living in Clinton Hill this summer, searching for the right way to express a love that felt larger than the moment it lived in. It became a short visual piece about memory, and the imprint people leave on us.

Writer/Director: Samba
Producer: Jacob Gottlieb
Director of Photography: Sachi Bahra
Voiceover: A’Raelle Flynn-Bolden
Model: Victoria Reath
Model: Adol Akuei
Dancer: Ariana Dickenson
Dancer: Isaiah Day
Stylist: Emma Wendorff
Set Designer: Justin Helmkamp
Assistant Producer/BTS: Marquelle Bell
Assistant Producer/ 2nd Stills Photography: Ryan Paganelli
1st AC: Liam Nary
2nd AC: Luke Dowden
Gaffer: Milos Janjusevic
Gaffer: Christopher Boyle
Composer: Fares Habb
Edit/Color: Samba