The Underground

A group of enslaved individuals in Civil War-era Kentucky must decide whether to take bold action for a chance at freedom.  +

The Wounds We Keep

A motivated young drama facilitator begins a new job in a mens’ prison, where she strikes up an intimate connection with one of the inmates.  +

Today and Tomorrow

Two best friends, Mariah and Kimberly, attempt to slide back into their after-school routine but quickly fall apart at the seams when they address their feelings for one another.  +

Tomahawk Springs

Mother and son hit the road west, stopping at diners, motels, and hot springs along the way.  +

Transformistas

The story of Cuba’s first gay bar and the drag queens that helped change a nation.  +

Tunde Wey: Hard To Swallow

Despite chef Tunde Wey’s exceptional taste and undeniable grace, this documentary about food and politics may be… Hard To Swallow.  +

Untitled 9/11 Day Project

Untitled 9/11 Day Project chronicles the decades-long effort to “take back” September 11 and transform it into 9/11 Day, America’s largest annual day  +

Untitled Carl Jung - Red Book Documentary Project

The Red Book is a feature-length documentary journey through the visionary journal of Carl Jung, exploring its creation, art and impact.  +

Untitled Internet Archive Film

In a bold effort to save the Internet’s “Great Library” from ruin, tech trailblazer Brewster Kahle—founder of the Internet Archive—battles the powerful publishing and recording industries,  +

Untitled Jefferson County Project

As environmental regulations are loosened and billions in tax breaks given to manufacturers, a West Virginian community tries to stop construction of a polluting factory.  +

Untitled Marshall Curry Development Projects

This fiscal sponsorship is for the development of a variety of documentary, fiction, and hybrid projects under the Marshall Curry Productions banner.  +

Untitled Nicky Nodjoumi Project

Nicky Nodjoumi is a 76 year old Iranian-American painter living and working in Brooklyn. An outspoken artist who has been named “a national treasure” by the NY Times,  +

Untitled Sam Project (working title)

In 2006, film producer, Sam, began a 24-year prison sentence leaving behind his young son. Now, they’re rebuilding their relationship by writing a film together.  +

Untitled Stewart Brand Documentary

Distraught by the ecological ruin, Stewart Brand is on a mission to reengineer humanity’s relationship to time and nature.  +

Untitled Storm Lake Project

Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Art Cullen fights to protect his rural town from powerful local and national forces while his family newspaper hangs by a thread.  +

Untitled Wrongful Conviction Documentary

Framed for murder by mafia cops Barry Gibbs was freed from prison after two decades only to discover that his real nightmare had just begun.  +

Untitled Wyoming Film

coming soon  +

Walter, Grace, & The Submarine

Walter’s new in town. Grace is leaving town. When a chance romantic weekend connects them, they bond over traumatic childhoods, unrealized talents, and… ice cream.  +

West Side Familia

WEST SIDE FAMILIA chronicles the untold history of minorities resisting cultural erasure in Upper West Manhattan told by a quirky Puerto Rican-led ‘70s biker crew.  +

Where Justice Ends

Where Justice Ends is at the intersection of two important and timely topics of social justice — conditions within the U.S. prison system and the injustices that  +

Why I Am an Anarchist

16 year old Angela, an animal-rights extremist living in the Arizona desert, gets her worldview challenged when she befriends a homeless teenager.  +

Yu + We Books

When a fire destroys a bookstore, an integral heartbeat of NY's Chinatown, grief consumes the neighborhood. Thanks to a loving community, Yu+Me begins to rebuild.  +