Rolling in the Deep An WW2 Black Veteran who travels back home to South Carolina looking to achieve a goal for his late Father, having a meal at an locally famous Whites Only Diner . Directed by: Marcellus Cox Run Time: 12 min
The Tables In the middle of New York City, tucked away in the corner of Bryant Park, sit two outdoor ping pong tables where anyone is free to play. Young or old, rich or homeless, it doesn’t matter. During the day, the park provides paddles and balls, but after 7pm the regulars show up, armed with their own. Every night they come together to battle each other and the elements, playing in the wind, rain and even snow. And out of this shared love of the game, a bond was formed between an unlikely group of people. This is the story of the many lives these tables have touched, including the gangbanger who helped put them there Directed by: Jon Bunning Run Time: 15
Cut My Hair Barber Kwame Alexander is a good kid who believes his father to be deceased. This causes him to daydream often about the father he never knew. He lives with his mother, Saundra, a hard-working single-parent. A class-assignment prompts Kwame to pester Saundra about his father. At first she resists and Kwame isn't sure what to do. His best friends, Kenny and Kaya, encourage him to keep at it and Kwame persists until Saundra reveals his father, Levi, is alive. This changes Kwame's life forever Directed by: Patrick James Thomas Run Time: 23.30 min
Sankofa Solving X Championed by Sister Yvetta Eley, the Sankofa program seeks to teach young African American students about their African roots and heritage. To achieve this, two students are selected to submit their DNA to Ancestry.com for testing. Directed by: Chris Kennedy Run Time: 12 min *Director Chris Kennedy and Producer Obadiah Baker will be on hand for audience Q&A
