Independent documentary production · Washington, D.C.
We make documentaries about Black life, community memory, and love as a practice.
Documentaries in production in Washington, D.C.The films
01 / Feature documentary
Inspired by Black Love Day, this feature documentary follows Black leaders, organizers, artists, and community builders who practice love as a strategy for resistance, repair, and change.
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02 / Short documentary
This short documentary asks Black Washingtonians one direct question: What does love mean to you? Their answers form a local archive of care, family, healing, accountability, and joy.
Read about the film Currently in productionBlack Love Day
Founded by Mama Ayo Handy-Kendi in 1993, Black Love Day honors love for the Creator, self, family, community, and the Black Diaspora. It is a foundation for A Revolution Called Love and a tradition we approach with respect.
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Zoë talks about the creative process and building A Revolution Called Love.
A first look at the interviews and footage captured in Washington, D.C.
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