FLC’s Director Michelle Greenberg-Kobrin hosted a lecture and discussion about employment contracts in the film industry, focusing on cast and crew and non-union contracts, for members of TBxF.

This fun, quirky documentary tells the history of the company Blockbuster from its founding in Dallas, Texas in 1985 to its current, diminished state—with one franchised store remaining open in Bend, Oregon. The film premiered on Netflix.

Huriyyah Muhammad picked up the Producer’s Award for this powerful film about Angolan refugee Walter, who reunites with his family in New York City after an extensive exile. Our client also sold the North American film rights to IFC films.

FLC presented an overview of its Clinic and services as part of Ghetto Film School’s “In the Know” Program and hosted a pop up legal clinic for GFS Filmmakers.

Currently streaming on HBO, Marisol addresses the BIPOC experience in America as the title character and her daughter try to survive in New York City.

This powerful story of a transgender six-year-old Texan—directed by Daresha Kyi—won an Emmy for Outstanding Short Documentary.

Writer, producer, director Jessie Adler proved she was a triple threat at the Big Sky Festival, with her debut documentary on the Lower Brule Sioux Reservation’s girls boxing team.