A biographical epic that follows the life of Malcolm X, from his upbringing in poverty to his transformation into a prominent Black Nationalist leader as a member of the Nation of Islam. The film explores Malcolm X's journey, from his early years as a small-time gangster to his eventual assassination, highlighting his influential role in the civil rights movement and his struggle against racism.

Honey is a drama film set in Harlem, New York City, that follows the story of a young woman who aspires to become a professional dancer. She faces obstacles such as harassment, blackmail, and the challenges of breaking into the world of hip-hop dance. Through her determination and talent, she navigates her way through the industry and ultimately finds success.

After serving time in juvenile detention, a talented dancer returns to the Bronx in hopes of reclaiming her place in the dance crew competition.

The Cotton Club is a famous New York City nightclub in the 1920s and 1930s. It tells the story of a young musician named Dixie Dwyer who gets involved with the mob and falls in love with a singer named Vera Cicero. The club becomes a hot spot for jazz and attracts many famous musicians of the time. However, racial tensions and mob wars threaten to tear the club apart.

Brewster's Millions is a comedy film about a man who must spend $30 million in 30 days in order to inherit $300 million. He faces various challenges and tries to find creative ways to spend the money while dealing with the consequences.

Jungle Fever is a powerful drama/romance film that explores the repercussions of an interracial relationship in New York City. The movie delves into themes of racism, addiction, and family dynamics, offering a thought-provoking and emotional narrative.

Gardens of Stone is a poignant story about a soldier and his son, set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War. It explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the impact of war on families. The film follows Sergeant Hazard and his journey through the difficult times of military life, highlighting the struggles faced by soldiers and depicting the relationships formed in times of war.

Cuba (1979) is a thrilling movie that takes place during the Cuban revolution. It follows the story of a businessman who gets caught up in the turmoil and has to navigate through dangerous situations involving mercenaries, rebels, and corrupt cops. Along the way, he reunites with a former flame and faces the challenges of love and loyalty.

Sparkle follows the journey of a girl group from Harlem as they navigate the music industry and face various challenges, including drug addiction and domestic violence. The film explores the price of fame and the struggles faced by African-American artists in the 1950s.

Fast Food Fast Women follows the lives of various characters in New York City, focusing on Bella, a 34-year-old waitress searching for love and happiness. As she navigates through her daily routine of serving customers, she forms connections with a widower, an aspiring novelist, and a theater director. Through humorous and heartwarming encounters, Bella and her fellow characters learn about the complexities of relationships, the challenges of finding love in a fast-paced city, and the importance of staying true to oneself.

Which Way Is Up? is a comedy film set in 1970s California, following the story of a labor leader and his experiences with labor struggles, adultery, and domestic abuse. The film also explores themes of racial discrimination and personal growth.

A security man goes to work for a sadistic gangster with an alluring wife.

Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years is a movie depicting the remarkable lives of the Delany sisters, two African-American centenarians who experienced racial discrimination, segregation, and the civil rights movement in America. Based on a true story, the film follows the sisters as they reflect on their lives, share their experiences, and provide insights on racism and social change.

A young boy named Jimmy struggles with his troubled home life until he meets a compassionate teacher who helps him find a sense of belonging and unconditional love.

To protect his wife's "secret", a small-town Southern lawyer in the 1960s decides to defend a young man accused of murder, all while running for Congress and encountering personal threats to his family.

This Narrow Place tells the moving story of a drug-addict Palestinian and his friendship with an Israeli, while navigating the challenging realities of their respective backgrounds in a divided society.

Blind Faith is a gripping drama that revolves around a hate crime in the Bronx, New York City. It follows the story of a criminal lawyer who fights for justice and confronts homophobia while representing a victim of a brutal murder. The movie delves into the complexities of the legal system and explores the dynamics of a strained brother-brother relationship.

This feature takes us into the world of "boosters" or shoplifters where a charismatic, intelligent young female booster from a dysfunctional family, notably her mother and grandmother, engages in the illegal occupation of shoplifting. A non-stereotypical view of how problematic family relations fed her foray into a criminal profession.

A lawyer trying to cope with his son's accidental death takes on a case where a farmer is charged with booby trapping a watermelon patch with a shotgun which went off and injured a young boy. But in choosing to defend the farmer, he puts himself at odds with the boy's father, an old friend who is politically influential. In dealing with this case, he is forced to confront his own son's death and his wife's slippage into being a virtual recluse.

Illusions is a thought-provoking drama that delves into the themes of self-discovery and race-relations. Set in Hollywood, the movie follows the story of a woman navigating the complexities of a male-female relationship and the challenges she faces due to social commentary and class differences. As she embarks on a journey of self-sacrifice and self-reliance, she discovers the power of friendship and the impact of cross-cultural relations. The film also touches upon the concept of passing-for-white and explores the dynamics of employer-employee relationships. Illusions is a captivating melodrama that captivates the audience with its passionate storytelling and profound message.