Can a young gang member from Roxbury turn his life around?

We The Children is a short documentary about children's thoughts and feelings on politics. Sparked by the 2016 elections results, we witness how a group of children at a democratic school in Harlem responds to their concern about the direction their country might take as a result of of the new Presidency.

Caffe' Sospeso (Coffee For All) is a documentary about the love for coffee and giving back. In Naples, Buenos Aires and New York, people reflect on the Neapolitan tradition of "suspended coffee" and how it changed their lives. This film has achieved the certification of cultural relevance of the Italian Directorate General for Cinema – Ministry of Cultural Heritage.

A short portrait of the filmmaker, professor, activist, youth advocate, and Oscar Nominee, Jamal Joseph. Formerly a young leader in the 70’s Black Panther Party, Jamal changed his life through and with the arts and is now a well respected writer/director based in his beloved Harlem.

A brief history of the New Heritage Theatre, from 1964 to 2014, from Roger Furman to Voza Rivers to Jamal Joseph to Impact Repertory Theatre and the future of a great cultural and entertainment tradition in Harlem.

Director MILOS FORMAN and producer MICHAEL HAUSMAN talk about the movies they made together and their unique 40 YEAR COLLABORATION.