LAMASSACRE.COM. In 1937, on a Palm Sunday, a peaceful nationalist protest was met with deadly force at the hands of Governor Blanton Winship and the United States government, injuring and killing innocent Puerto Rican civilians. U.S. authorities continued to target and repress the island through surveillance and arrests, aiming to silence nationalism and the movement for Puerto Rican independence, repression that continues across the diaspora. La Massacre is a documentary in pre-production telling this story of U.S. colonial rule from the Cold War era through ongoing forms of oppression in Puerto Rico.

One Thousand Voices is about the deconstruction of a local music band, its people, and its values. A group of friends, Isabella, Isaiah, Pierce, and Ethan, navigate their personal values while creating music about change and their identities, debunking normative myths created by societal expectations. As they spend time together they love and create memories of importance, showing the significance of creativity. The film is actively screening at film festivals, including its big screen debut at the Newark Film Festival, where it was nominated for Best Documentary.

A student-run collective at Drexel University bringing together music, art, and community through live events and creative collaboration in Philly. Shot and edited to capture the energy, performances, and people that made the night what it was. More from One Frequency: @one.frequency.philly

Michael Fragale is a nationally ranked teenage powerlifter. Going to the gym and lifting weights might seem like simple routine to many, but to Michael it's extremely emotional. This short documentary captures the process of powerlifting and expresses the deep importance the sport holds for so many. Originally created in 2024 & remastered in 2026.

HARAM follows an engaged gay man as he struggles with the conflict between his sexuality and the condemnation he faces from his religious community, forcing him to confront faith and identity. Role: Editor.

A short relationship drama about two young lovers whose quiet afternoon together begins to unravel after a suspicious text message, exploring the uncertainty that lingers beneath modern relationships. Elijah Roman, Director. Julian Sackett, Cinematographer. Ivan Ferrer, Producer. Ethan Miller, Editor.

"My life's not over because I'm serving a life sentence." At Fort Dodge Correctional Facility, Jerrid shares how the Prison Fellowship Academy helped him discover who he is and become a leader of change within his prison community. Once trapped in gang life and violence, he now mentors others, showing that freedom is emotional and mental, not just physical.

Arthur has been in prison for over five decades: "If you have a life sentence, never lose hope." It was in the Prison Fellowship Academy that Arthur came face to face with the true condition of his heart. A look at how so many men and women like Arthur have found transformation through the Academy, and why someone who's served over 50 years can still say, "As long as you're alive, you got a second chance."