A homeless girl in NYC shares a day in her life with her mother, who's awaiting deportation. Directed by Mirta Desir. 2020.

A Midwest coed, a Harlem internship. What could possibly go wrong?

Just a Tween in NYC, Zari takes you along on her journey to explore all the things that she can and can't do!

New York Jazz Film Festival 2019 Best Narrative Short. When a desperate woman attempts to save her grandfather’s insolvent Harlem jazz nightclub, she has a few hours to convince her rigid elder to accept a realtor’s briefcase with mounds of cash in exchange for his nightclub. But, as time runs out, he struggles to let go. With only a few seconds left, she is faced with a choice between legacy and money. Directed by Nadhege Ptah. 2018.

Kim is confronted with discrimination in jazz education while working at the Jazz Elders Foundation. Big Daddy reams Manny for booking two singers at the same time and Mickey gets no respect in the movie business.

The WORST comedy you have ever seen. Brought to you by rank amateurs straight outta Harlem! Hosted by jazz legend Mickey Bass.

Chapter 1 looks at Khalid Hill, a once world-touring tap dancer who struggles with the realities of sacrificing his career to raise a family.

Acclaimed Broadway and jazz drummer Ken Crutchfield and his wife, Terry Ballard, take us on a journey about their transformation into the comedy duo Skillet and Booker. Ken also takes us down his 'Wall of Fame' showcasing vintage posters of many of the important shows he has worked on including Ain't Misbehavin' starring the late Nell Carter.

Paying homage to Harlem -the mecca of jazz and style- The 1,2,5th features Interviews and profiles of all things Jazz: Artists, Fashion Designers, Restaurants and more-North AND South of the 1,2,5th! Hosted by "America's Psychologist", Dr. Jeff Gardere.

Dr. Jeff explores the anthropology of the Black Jazz Club from social gathering to pitchin' woo to the history and sound of Black Jazz.