2025 BAFF VIRTUAL VIEWINGS
School Me
School Me
Pasadena African American Film Foundation was founded in 2005 by a group of mental health professionals who saw a need for more accessible mental health resources in our community.
Jobs Myth
School Me
Our team is made up of licensed therapists, social workers, and other mental health professionals who are passionate about supporting mental health and wellness in our community.
There is a War Going On
In the heart of Athens, Paris, and London, three young lives—Nikos Sabanis, Ibrahima Bah, and Chris Kaba—are cut short by police violence, exposing the deeply entrenched racism within Europe's policing systems. Through their stories, this documentary reveals disturbing patterns of racial profiling and systemic injustice, while following
In the heart of Athens, Paris, and London, three young lives—Nikos Sabanis, Ibrahima Bah, and Chris Kaba—are cut short by police violence, exposing the deeply entrenched racism within Europe's policing systems. Through their stories, this documentary reveals disturbing patterns of racial profiling and systemic injustice, while following the relentless fight for justice in communities demanding accountability.
Our Fathers
Fathers speak on the broader effects of fathers being in Prison and how this connects to the biblical Israelites.
Tremolo
The Kidnapping: Raven Hill
Inmates With Talent
In the heart of Athens, Paris, and London, three young lives—Nikos Sabanis, Ibrahima Bah, and Chris Kaba—are cut short by police violence, exposing the deeply entrenched racism within Europe's policing systems. Through their stories, this documentary reveals disturbing patterns of racial profiling and systemic injustice, while following
In the heart of Athens, Paris, and London, three young lives—Nikos Sabanis, Ibrahima Bah, and Chris Kaba—are cut short by police violence, exposing the deeply entrenched racism within Europe's policing systems. Through their stories, this documentary reveals disturbing patterns of racial profiling and systemic injustice, while following the relentless fight for justice in communities demanding accountability.
Inmates With Talent
The Kidnapping: Raven Hill
Inmates With Talent
The story in a nutshell: Two comedians clown around inside a real prison with 2,400+ incarcerated guys and earn their trust. Convicts drop their guard and open up about their experiences.
The high-energy adventure, with gear shifts from comedy to drama to emulate prison life, ramps up to an epic talent showdown that's both lit and inspiri
The story in a nutshell: Two comedians clown around inside a real prison with 2,400+ incarcerated guys and earn their trust. Convicts drop their guard and open up about their experiences.
The high-energy adventure, with gear shifts from comedy to drama to emulate prison life, ramps up to an epic talent showdown that's both lit and inspiring, providing hope, confidence and ultimately steering the guys on the right path.
But will they stay there?
The Kidnapping: Raven Hill
The Kidnapping: Raven Hill
The Kidnapping: Raven Hill
Noah, a former covert Hitman for the government, has successfully left his tumultuous past behind to create a tranquil life with his wife and daughter. Then, a sinister figure from his past resurfaces, abducting his beloved daughter.
Listen to Black Women
In the heart of Athens, Paris, and London, three young lives—Nikos Sabanis, Ibrahima Bah, and Chris Kaba—are cut short by police violence, exposing the deeply entrenched racism within Europe's policing systems. Through their stories, this documentary reveals disturbing patterns of racial profiling and systemic injustice, while following
In the heart of Athens, Paris, and London, three young lives—Nikos Sabanis, Ibrahima Bah, and Chris Kaba—are cut short by police violence, exposing the deeply entrenched racism within Europe's policing systems. Through their stories, this documentary reveals disturbing patterns of racial profiling and systemic injustice, while following the relentless fight for justice in communities demanding accountability.
Journey Towards Justice
"Journey Toward Justice" is an evocative documentary that immerses viewers in the transformative experiences of students, faculty, and staff as they participate in a Maymester course exploring the Civil Rights Movement.
Mercy
Mercy
“The hands of the dancers are the hands of my mother and sister, the hands of our grandmother, the hands of their mothers.” These words of celebrated American poet Cornelius Eady serve as an anchor for the short film "Mercy" that weaves poetry and imagery, with gesture, movement and voice into an intricate meditation on black womanhood.
“The hands of the dancers are the hands of my mother and sister, the hands of our grandmother, the hands of their mothers.” These words of celebrated American poet Cornelius Eady serve as an anchor for the short film "Mercy" that weaves poetry and imagery, with gesture, movement and voice into an intricate meditation on black womanhood. Eady’s eponymous cycle of poems is informed by the writing of Phillis Wheatley, the first enslaved person in the American Colonies to publish a full-length volume of poems.
Child Support
Child Support
Meet George, a bumbling goofball who, upon receiving a child support subpoena, embarks on an absurd quest to raise cash, involving everything from failed get-rich-quick schemes to wacky odd jobs, while hilariously dodging the responsibilities of adulting.
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Child Support
Expressing my disdain for the N-word..... And desire for people to do deeper research into black history......
Power to Rebuild
When Navy medic Kenneth Morgan returned home to Detroit, it reminded him of a war zone. Kenneth struggled with PTSD — and Detroit homeowners struggled to stay in their homes. Then life-long Detroiter Gloria Jean Lowe began working with Kenneth and the city's other veterans to make homes greener, more energy efficient and affordable. To t
When Navy medic Kenneth Morgan returned home to Detroit, it reminded him of a war zone. Kenneth struggled with PTSD — and Detroit homeowners struggled to stay in their homes. Then life-long Detroiter Gloria Jean Lowe began working with Kenneth and the city's other veterans to make homes greener, more energy efficient and affordable. To their surprise, the veterans discovered that building green helped them in ways they could have never imagined.
I am a Martial Autist 2
Jason Henderson is an author, screenwriter, executive producer, martial artist, physical therapist, and CEO of a health care company who has combined and focused these experiences into the development and production of compelling narratives.