When Jesse Was Born

Two souls, one lakeside dock, and a conversation that changes everything. Alice and Huck is a contemplative character study about connection in an age of disconnection—what happens when two strangers choose vulnerability over guardedness. Shot against the stunning backdrop of Pacific Northwest waterways, this film uses minimal dialogue and maximum atmosphere to explore how we build trust, reveal ourselves, and find unexpected companionship. A meditation on loneliness, hope, and the courage it takes to truly be seen.

The film follows the story of Lucky Barima Mensah, a handsome university student that has landed the date of the century with the most popular girl on social media. With not a cedi to his name, Lucky and his friend Wadaada have to try and sell a macbook to gangsters and fraudsters while avoiding a crazy taxi driver they ditched without paying. When Lucky thinks nothing else can go wrong, they do.

A daughter returns home to confront the distance that's grown between her and her mother. Through a single afternoon of cooking, cleaning, and carefully chosen words, Mami explores the unspoken language of maternal love—how we inherit both wounds and strength from the women who raise us. Shot with intimacy and authenticity, this film captures the complexity of mother-daughter relationships: the resentment, the gratitude, the realization that understanding comes only when we're ready to see our mothers as people, not just parents.

After hitting rock bottom, a man wakes to find himself at a literal and metaphorical sunrise—given one more chance to choose differently. New Day is a hopeful exploration of what it means to begin again when you've lost everything. Can we really change? Or are we doomed to repeat our patterns? Through poetic visuals and minimal dialogue, this film argues that every morning is a new opportunity—if we have the courage to take it.