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WORDS Short Film A New York Love story about two lovers whose language barriers ultimately creates a wall. Starring Djaka Souare and Nicholas Pinnock Directed by Amhalise Morgan |
Z-BORN
Short film
Part of Women Week end Film Challenge 2018
When a futuristic cop finds out she's been selected to escape this dying earth and leave for a new and thriving planet, she must decide if she wants to leave and save herself or stay and save her world.
Starring: Djaka Souare, Alex Sarrigeorgiou
Directed by Shaan Couture
JAZZ IN WAKANDA
Short film
An otherwise uneventful day for Julie takes a more serious turn when her daughter, Jazz, starts to ask profound questions about slavery, and what she's learned at school.
Starring: Djaka Souare, Zainab Jah, Sydney Morton, Jazz Hardrict
Directed by Djaka Souare
AN AFTERNOON IN MONTE CARLO
Feature narrative
Marlon Rivers, a young African-American finance wunderkind specialized in the 'Monte Carlo' system, meets Margot Marshall, a mystery LA woman who has just landed in New York that fateful day.
Starring Djaka Souare, Mario Brown
Directed by Vaintino
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HELL ON EARTH: THE FALL OF SYRIA AND THE RISE OF ISIS Feature Documentary A look at the current state of Syria amidst war and chaos in 2017, featuring stories of survival and observations by political experts from around the world. Directed by Sebastian Junger & Nick Quested Co-Producers: Gretchen McGowan, Ahmed Barbary Associate producers: Djaka Souare, Alex Jordanov, Jessica Chen, Alexander Spiess Writer: Mark Monroe |
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WHAT MY LOVE IS FOR Feature Narrative A self-critical county boy must outwit the ruling class to save his ancestral home before the bank forecloses at the end of the summer. Starring Djaka Souare, Philip Embury, Bianca Rutigliano, David Maloney Directed by Philip Embury, Sebastian Rea |
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ROMEO N JULIET
Directed by Justin Emeka @Marcus Garvey Park 
'' Sword fights become break dancing battles ,Juliet's balcony is a fire escape, the apothecary is a drug dealer on the corner, and the young men killing one another in their families' names are engaged in class wars (..) This adaptation works''
THE NEW YORKER 'Lakai Worrell's choreography is first rate. Providing a supernatural feel, lit up 'ancestors' dance in doorways. Under his direction, the ensemble keeps the poetry forefront'' HUFFINGTON POST |
THE TEMPEST
Directed by Carl Cofield @Marcus Garvey Park 
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NEW SALOON
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THREE TRANSLATIONS OF UNCLE VANYA AT THE SAME TIME Directed by Morgan Green @The Invisible Dog Press: http://newyorktheatrereview.blogspot.com/2015/04/ryan-hudak-interviews-morgan-green-on.html |
