Support our inspirational film about a Black New Orleanian, who after losing everything in Hurricane Katrina, finds a miraculous way to overcome trauma as he struggles to face the impossible, find meaning in his suffering and rebuild his family and home.

Filmmaker, Martin Krafft, has spent the past year and a half filming an experimental documentary following the life of Rachel Bieri, who has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. TERMINAL explores Rachel's efforts to live fully in spite of her diagnosis.

Help Tzeli fund the final phase of her film, "Lesvia" about the Herstory of Eressos, the birthplace of Sappho. Tzeli has interviewed over 100 lesbians who came to Lesvos since the 70's and found freedom, safety and the joy of a community.

When GrowthBusters premiered ten years ago, Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich wrote, “This could be the most important film ever made!” On its tenth anniversary, help us flip the switch to make this critical film available to a much wider audience.

Help Johnny O expand his production company, Insomniac Films in order to take on bigger projects by raising money to buy the gear that's needed. (Gaffing ain't cheap!)

Filmed as one continuous shot: Two half-brothers break into the house of a Big Pharma CEO, Quincy Addy, to steal evidence against a controversial drug used in the factory farm industry--but are caught by Quincy’s lawyer and must escape before he returns.

Help Atomic Vaudeville create a TV PILOT! 'The Batshits' is an adventure-musical-comedy series with elements of horror and suspense to be filmed in August 2021 and premiered in October 2021.

Albina Vision Documentary Film Series, sponsored by Nasty Woman Wines

The Toronto Palestine Film Festival needs your support! As we approach our 15th year, we are counting on your support reaching our goal to showcasing the Palestinian culture in our community and beyond.

Mob Humor North meets South Comedy

A music house at a Huni Kuin indigenous land, a project by the spiritual leader Ninawá Pai da Mata (Father of the Forest) to support the young generation at the Novo Futuro Village but also supporting the other 5 villages from the Humaitá land.

Screenwriter and director, Aviva Bender, has teamed up with producer, Debbie Vu, of IronWorx media to make this gritty street drama that highlights mental illness, addiction, and homelessness.