FEATURED ARTIST Greg Palacio is a Garifuna, Belizean visual artist/musician who has relocated to Las Vegas.  His works have appeared in galleries throughout the United States and his home country. In 1992, Greg joined forces with the celebrated African-American photographer Dennis O.

Directed by Christopher Miles About filmmaker Elliot Spencer Elliot Spencer grew up in the Darling Downs region of Australia where he first started filmmaking. His short films have won various international awards and he has received craft awards for both editing and

Directed by award-winning filmmaker Elliot Spencer About filmmaker Elliot Spencer Elliot Spencer grew up in the Darling Downs region of Australia where he first started filmmaking. His short films have won various international awards and he has received craft awards for both

Directors Pape Bouname LopyMarc RecchiaChristophe Rolin Matar, a Senegalese fisherman, finds a Belgian passport on a beach in Dakar. He decides to use it. He crosses paths with N’Zibou a crazy wise man who measures the clouds. He questions Matar about his

Myles Matsuno Born and raised in Los Angeles, CA, Myles Matsuno focuses on developing meaningful stories that carry out strong messages through visual aesthetics. For him, everything he creates comes down to two final factors. The Audience and Moments. The audience can

Rajaditya Banerjee Death Certificate revolves around the life of a tribal woman Sabitri and her search for her husband Ramlokhon who happily provided water to thirsty rail passengers in a remote corner in Eastern India. Ramlokhon doesn’t return home one evening. Ramlokhon’s

Director Co-Director What if a psychological crisis was seen as having the potential to be a positive transformative experience, instead of a "broken brain"? Human-rights photographer Phil Borges witnessed how indigenous cultures around the world often identify “psychotic” symptoms as an indicator

Director On January 12th 2010, an earthquake devastated the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, and its outskirts. Subsequently, some Haitians living abroad decided to return to live in their home country to engage in its reconstruction process. What are the stakes of these returns?

The films “Wayunagu” from Honduras, “Defenders of Life” from Costa Rica and “Walking While Black: L.O.V.E. Is the Answer” from the U.S. are among the winners at the Garifuna International Indigenous Film Festival 2017 in Venice, California. “Wayunagu,” which means “our ancestors”

We also made it onto a coveted list of the LA Times Entertainment section! Here’s the link: http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/movies/la-ca-mn-events-revivals-20170521-story.html