Unarmed Man

8:19PM (1 hr 12 mins)

dir. Harold Jackson III

Civil unrest erupts after Police Officer Greg Yelich shoots and kills an unarmed man during a routine traffic stop.  Forced to give a statement, the Officer recounts his version of events in a scathing examination of racial profiling, fear, prejudice and violence as the case statement interviewer (Aaron Williamson) unravels the incident one murky layer at a time.  

Murder in Mobile

7:55PM (24 mins)

dir. Adam Fischer

In 1948, in Mobile, Alabama, a black man named Rayfield Davis is beaten to death by a white man who is not prosecuted. The crime is forgotten until 2012, when the investigation is revived by a Northeastern law student. Her discoveries lead to a shocking conclusion.

We Have The Numbers

7:44PM (10 mins)

dir. T.L. Benton

A short documentary film focusing on gun violence. This film dives into the struggle for gun reform in America.

Crispus

7:35PM (9 mins)

dir. Ajani Amiri Thomas 

A man struggles to remember the sound of his mother's voice when his dreams force him to confront the past.

Oklahoma is Black

7:31PM (3 mins) 

dir. Melinda James

Oklahoma is Black is a portrait of Black life on the Northeast side of Oklahoma City.

The Voicemail

7:30PM (1 min) drama

dir. Kyle Solomon

A missed call. A tired heart. Another earth-shattering day of being Black in America. “THE VOICEMAIL” explores the everyday traumas experienced by Black people in America, told from the perspective of a son who takes heed of his mother’s warning.