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MANBooBS

A short film by Luke Harris

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A film by Kenna J. Moore

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A film by Tameka Bob

In New Orleans, after the wrath of Hurricane Katrina, a conflicted construction worker battles with the good and evil voices of his childhood comic book characters, all white fighting to overcome a darkened past.

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Battlefield: Home

A film by Anita Sugimura Holsapple

Battlefield: Home – Breaking The Silence is a visceral, raw
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