films

Jewel Streets

This short documentary film introduces viewers to a neighborhood in New York City that’s perpetually flooded with toxic water. After decades of neglect, residents facing daily health hazards are once again agitating city officials to improve the area’s infrastructure and their quality of life. No matter the outcome, they are determined to imagine a better future for themselves.

Screenings: Brooklyn Film Festival, St. Louis International Film Festival

Credit: Producer

Between Me and The Sea

This short film, which premiered at DOCNYC, is a visually immersive diary of a young girl who dreams of life outside of the Zaatari refugee camp.

Director: Mohsin Mohi-Ud Din, Rafe Scobey-Thal

Executive Producer: MeWe Intl., Quiet, Nicholas Bruckman, Mohsin Mohi-Ud-Din

Producer: Rafe Scobey-Thal, Jenny Catherall

Cinematographer: Tanya Marar

Editor: Rafe Scobey-Thal

Big Party on the Other Side is a short documentary film that follows Rosalee Grable as she comes to terms with her impending death and plans for her burial on Hart Island, a mass grave where New York City’s unclaimed, unidentified, or indigent are laid to rest.

Credits: Director & Producer

Screenings: Palm Springs International ShortFest, Portland Film Festival, St. Louis International Film Festival, SENE Film, Music & Arts Festival, Athens International Film + Video Festival, Ghent Viewpoint Documentary Film Festival

Big Party on the Other Side is a short documentary film that follows Rosalee Grable as she comes to terms with her impending death and plans for her burial on Hart Island, a mass grave where New York City’s unclaimed, unidentified or indigent are buried.