Binta, a secretly queer African-Muslim teen, sells candy with her crush Aminata in Atlanta at the pursuit of buying Aminata her dream bike.

When their homes in rural Jamaica become unsafe, a queer teen and his cousin find refuge and acceptance at their aunt's house and in each other.

After deciding to open their marriage, Ale and Jake create a set of rules to protect their relationship, including one they consider non-negotiable: never kiss another man.

But during their first threesome, Jake breaks that rule.

In the aftermath, Ale and Jake are forced to confront what an open marriage truly means and renegotiate the boundaries that will allow them to explore their desires without jeopardizing their relationship.

Ale agrees to let Jake kiss other men, but only if Jake finally indulges a fantasy Ale has always wanted to explore: sleeping with a woman.

Unable to imagine himself being intimate with the opposite sex, Jake refuses.

Now, the couple must wrestle with a difficult question: how can they pursue their individual fantasies together when they don't share the same ones?

REDLINING is about a black & white family who live on the same property during the 1970s in the Georgia REDLINING era. The film explores the themes of generational wealth, prejudice, homosexuality, women’s rights and the legacy of discrimination in the American South. Who gets to live where? What happens when the parents pass? Who gets the house? And why?

Swept in by the sea to a coastal city, a mysterious woman finds herself entangled in a haunting search for her lost sister. In this unfamiliar place, she steps into a new life as Ceci, navigating a delicate romance with Orsini, a wealthy and powerful figure in the small town. As love, longing, and self-discovery take hold, the shadows of her past loom ever closer. Love, acceptance, and the chains that bind us are all in tumult in this slow-burn psychological noir and romantic tragedy— a trans reimagining of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night.

After surviving a tragic act of violence, Arlington retreats to a remote cabin in Vermont, hoping to disappear into the quiet. His reclusive neighbor Owen carries his own unspoken grief, and their uneasy connection begins to blur the line between refuge and reckoning. As winter closes in, the two men are forced to confront the weight of what they’ve lost—and what it might take to return to the world. Arlington is a stark, intimate drama about trauma, guilt, and the fragile possibility of healing between strangers.

When fridge politics spiral out of control, Liza isn’t sure if her passive-aggressive co-worker is just a jerk or actually undead. With barricades, microaggressions, and donuts on the line, survival in this office comedy gets gross.

When Ben brings his new boyfriend, Chuck, home for Thanksgiving dinner, the two must navigate the growing tension as Chuck is not who Ben's family was expecting.

SCORED follows Jacob, a Black gay composer in Los Angeles, who accepts a job composing an original score with his partner for a film about grief. When they learn who is directing the project, questions of authorship, compensation, and complicity surface. As deadlines tighten and the work strains their relationship, Jacob confronts the emotional cost of creating inside an industry shaped by imbalance.

In a Bronx bar, a clash between traditional Italian-American "wiseguys" and the LGBTQ+ community leads to a confrontation that challenges the characters' preconceptions and the dynamics of power.

Two women living with disabilities in Mexico face challenges, yet find ways to love and care for each other.

After being released from prison, a married father of two must protect his family from the cellmate he crossed a line with.