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GIBFF 2015 Sunday Morning Special

Blackout - Dir. Ronin Lee
While enjoying an atypical day and pondering the biggest decision of his life, a basketball phenom is ruthlessly murdered sending his older brother on a downward spiral of rage and hopelessness.

Mannish Boy - Dir Ryan Tonelli
Set in the 1970's, 21 year-old Bobby Mayhill struggles to find guidance as his older brother Tommy serves a six year sentence for assault on a police officer. Abandoned during pivotal years of his youth, Bobby becomes troubled and is following in the footsteps of his older brother. Upon Tommy's release, he finds out about Bobby's involvement with Jason, an old friend, and must now give Bobby a way out of the crime surrounded streets of Brooklyn, New York. However, it becomes unclear who the real enemy is as Tommy's past with the law catches up with him.

Righteous - Dir. Corey Bowles
This film explores the racial profiling that goes on for most Black people in a cinema verite style. The main character is profiled as he enters a convenience store. The unexpected happens.

Life is Too Short - Dir. Antoine Allen
New York City citizens with separate lives each deal with their own conflicts as the end of the world unknowingly approaches.