Multitude Films is a queer- and women-led independent production company dedicated to telling nonfiction stories by and about historically excluded and underrepresented communities.
Our critically acclaimed films have been programmed at dozens of festivals internationally including Sundance, Tribeca, SXSW, Telluride, and IDFA, and distributed by Netflix, Topic, POV, Independent Lens, and HBO Max among others.
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Reviews
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POWER Review: Yance Ford’s Smart and Searing Documentary on Policing in America
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Features
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Our Team
Oriented by a representational storytelling approach, we prioritize equity on screen and behind the camera. Our team has been recognized with the inaugural Doc10 Vanguard Award, Sundance Institute Amazon Studios Producer Award, Doc NYC 40 Under 40, Cinereach Producers Award, SIMA Vital Voices Award.
Featured Directors
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![Milisuthando Bongela headshot]()
Milisuthando Bongela
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![Assia Boundaoui headshot]()
Assia Boundaoui
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![Justyn Ah Chong headshot]()
Justyn Ah Chong
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![Reid Davenport headshot]()
Reid Davenport
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![Lindsey Dryden headshot]()
Lindsey Dryden
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![Yance Ford headshot]()
Yance Ford
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![Brit Fryer headshot]()
Brit Fryer
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![Geeta Gandbhir headshot]()
Geeta Gandbhir
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![Twiggy Pucci Garçon headshot]()
Twiggy Pucci Garçon
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![Jalena Keane Lee headshot]()
Jalena Keane Lee
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![Samantha Knowles headshot]()
Samantha Knowles
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![Grace Lee headshot]()
Grace Lee
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![Jacqueline Olive headshot]()
Jacqueline Olive
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![Sam Pollard headshot]()
Sam Pollard
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![PJ Raval headshot]()
PJ Raval
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![Noah Schamus headshot]()
Noah Schamus
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![Kristine Stolakis headshot]()
Kristine Stolakis
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![Rudy Valdez headshot]()
Rudy Valdez
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![Sasha Wortzel headshot]()
Sasha Wortzel
Films
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Life After
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![The film poster for Power shows cops and people tussling in grainy black and white.]()
Power
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![A person raising a fist with her back turned to the camera and facing a crowd of onlookers]()
Standing Above The Clouds
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![Film poster for Through our Eyes that shows a close-up of young Hawaiian boy with brown eyes and a leafy green headpiece on, in profile.]()
Through Our Eyes: Reclaim & Leading
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![Queer Futures film poster with a photograph of two people in a reflective pool wearing decorative headpieces and red swimsuits on their ample bodies. There are four film festival laurels above the film title and credits.]()
Queer Futures
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![A pink poster with paper cutouts of the Indigo Girls in black and white with the handwritten text "it's only life after all"]()
Indigo Girls: It’s Only Life After All
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![A black woman sitting in a chair wearing a mask and holding a cell phone]()
How We Get Free
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![A black poster with a light pink chalk drawn profile of a person in the center, surrounded by dried flowers, herbs, colored sand, a ripped book page, and a small black-and-white family portrait. White lettering say "Milisuthando" at the bottom.]()
Milisuthando
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![A yellow poster with red and black lettering and image of a Black fist bursting out of a gray and black box that says "Vote" in white letters. Black-and-white photographs of men speaking at a rally and a wooden building sit under the ballot box.]()
Lowndes County and The Road to Black Power
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![Film poster with image of a young Black boy smiling in profile, wearing a black and grey bucket hat. White text reads "Through Our Eyes: Four-part docuseries from Sesame Workshop."]()
Through Our Eyes: Apart
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![Pray Away film poster with photograph of multiple hands crisscrossing to touch each other, with one hand touching the forehead of a white person with freckles and closed eyes, the reflection of a rainbow shines over their face and upper arm.]()
Pray Away
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![Call Center Blues film poster shows a border wall stretching into the distance, with white clouds and blue sky above it. A close-up profile of a person with long eye lashes and a headset on is imposed on the negative space of the sky above the wall.]()
Call Center Blues
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![A film poster with a silhouette of a Black woman with curly hair staring to the side. A photo of a tree with a rope noose hanging from it is reflected in the back of her hair, and a photo of a group of people is reflected in her torso.]()
Always in Season
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![Poster shows an Arab woman in a red headscarf looking out the curtains of a window at a black car parked on the street. There is a green lawn in the foreground and house and mosque in the background.]()
The Feeling of Being Watched
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![Call Her Ganda film poster has a photo of a femme Filapina person staring into the camera, with long purple hair with red streaks. She wears small silver hoop earrings and a delicate chain necklace.]()
Call Her Ganda
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Roll Red Roll
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alive!
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Untitled Dwarfism Project
