Michael Potts

A brother and sister’s struggle for ownership of a cherished family piano reveals unsettling truths about the nature of memory and the forces that shape a family’s heritage.

Bayard Rustin, an activist, confronts both racial discrimination and homophobia while playing a pivotal role in altering the trajectory of Civil Rights history by organizing the 1963 March on Washington.

Ben, a young man who identifies as bisexual, publicly embraces his identity and embarks on a passionate relationship with Sam, a man of color who is dealing with his own…

Set in 1927 Chicago, this film captures a tense recording session with the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her band. The narrative delves into themes of race,…

On a night in March 1964, 37 residents of Queens, New York, witnessed the horrific murder of Kitty Genovese, yet none intervened or contacted the authorities. The film “37” explores…

In this gritty crime drama, two adopted siblings, Drew and June, plot to kill their abusive father, a local crime boss, in a bid for freedom. The film explores themes…