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On her way to the most important meeting of her career, a New York executive is forced to share a rental car with her ex-fiancé's mother, only to discover that the mother is hiding a major secret.

Mississippi civil-rights activist, Fannie Lou Hamer, considered the midwife of the modern American Democratic Party, gives her impassioned testimony and a prophetic warning to the country. "Fannie" is a riveting portrait of the human rights, voting rights, and civil-rights icon and her ground-breaking speech in front of the Democratic National Convention's credentials committee on August 22, 1964. Starring Academy-nominated actress Aunjanue Ellis, this powerful short is directed by Christine Swanson.

Examining the overall impact Black jockeys had on the horse racing industry and American society when they became the dominating champions of the Kentucky Derby, the most famous horse race in the world.