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Revival 24
Revival 24 captures an immediate moment within the third space in which, through the spirit, the Black male body transcends a singular notion of masculinity and the constraints of linear time. The film reflects an alternative tangible reality, where, through nonlinear time, the contemporary and the archival exist simultaneously.
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Our Bodies Ours
Our Bodies Ours is a short poetic animated film that explores the nuance and beauty of trans becoming from a diasporic lens. Leaning on the music of lyric, it reframes gender-affirming care as an intricate, intimate and meandering act.
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Glass Bricks
Deconstructing what it means to be a man, Glass Bricks challenges the outward presentation of gender conformity through self-expression. Giving us a peak behind the curtain, Finessa Jawn walks us through the process of what it takes to get into drag and shows us that community building and self-love should be felt regardless of how you identify.
Free Lyric
Reliving one of the first viral social media moments in rap culture, when a 17-year-old female rapper’s life was turned upside down by admitting to having an orgy, Free Lyric explores the experience of online callout culture, gender and consent.
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I Got My Brother
Two brothers reflect on their candid and often humorous memories of surviving the foster care system and prison, realizing along the way that their path to healing has always been each other.
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Thank you to our screening partners: Twelve Gates Arts, me too. International, and Galaei.

Directed by Victor Gabriel for Academy Award–winning Breakwater Studios in partnership with the Schultz Family Foundation, I Got My Brother is a darkly comedic exploration of the foster care–to-prison pipeline through the eyes of formerly incarcerated Jarrett Harper and his younger brother Baylon.


Through a conversation-style interview, the brothers reminisce about their time spent in a Los Angeles foster home where they were routinely abused and neglected. Though the candid memories are rooted in unimaginable trauma, they are laced with wry humor and an unbreakable brotherly bond that is put to the test when 17-year-old Jarrett is sentenced to life in prison for murdering their abuser.

  • Year
    2026
  • Runtime
    17 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Premiere
    Philadelphia
  • Genre
    Short Documentary
  • Content Warning
    Explicit discussions of child abuse, survivor story
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  • Director
    Victor Gabriel
  • Producer
    Rachel Earnest
  • Executive Producer
    Ben Proudfoot, Josh Rosenberg
  • Cast
    Jarrett Harper, Baylon Harper
  • Cinematographer
    Robert Hunter
  • Editor
    Nadine Mundo
  • Composer
    Katya Richardson
  • Sound Design
    Sean Higgins
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