Pleas Everson Sr. waxes poetically about his history of employment.

An 80-year-old Philadelphia music educator whose classroom shaped generations of artists and the legacy he continues to pass on through mentorship, music and community.

Vis-à-Vis is a 12-minute experimental narrative short film centered around first-generation painter Moussa and his psyche as he internally grapples with his father’s ailing condition. Sitting with archives, he fleshes out a memory — a day of rare, confined intimacy with his father.

Lani B. Supreme: Legacy is a short documentary exploring the creative practice of interdisciplinary musician Lani B. Supreme. Through poetic visuals, narration, live performances and an orchestral score composed and conducted by the artist himself, audiences are introduced to Lani B.’s musical style and deep historical roots.

An experimental portrait of the filmmaker’s grandfather, Carroll B. Williams Jr., a groundbreaking African American forester, reflecting on his work and legacy in the twilight of his life.