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This collection of films was assembled to celebrate Black History Month. Each of these southern films shed light on the past; from Mississippi to Arkansas to Fort Worth, Texas. Two films are making their World Premiere and each filmmaker will be present.

This collection contains these three films, click their title to view that film's page:

When Cotton Blossoms (30 min) - Exactly 100 years ago... in the piney woods of rural Mississippi... a dream was planted... and Hope sprang forth.

Letter To Myself (17 min) - 'Letter to Myself'...from Laugh Love Live Productions finds a young woman at the threshold of adulthood.  In this coming of age documentary-short the ordinary hidden jewels of childhood transform into the extraordinary stepping stones of life to face the future with.

One Square Mile (38 min) - One Square Mile examines the Lake Como community in Fort Worth, Texas; a neighborhood born out of segregation a century ago, which now tries to cope with the effects of its heritage. This square mile of struggle and triumph can be seen as a microcosm of the larger issues of race and economics in America.