Jiki Jiki: A Cultural Shift
[2020]
A short documentary film following gender non-conforming body Debbie Molefe as they navigate living truthfully to themselves on the African continent.
Directed By: Tshepang Khunou
Executive Produced By: Simphiwe Ndhlebe
Produced By: Crystal Joy
Jozi To The World
[2020]
Connecting two worlds together this short film documentary follows a rising actress as she reflects on her journey while living in Johannesburg.
Written By: Crystal Joy
Produced By: Simphiwe Ndhlebe, Tshepang Khunou, Wendy Ntinezo, and Crystal Joy
The Woe Chronicles
[2018]
When expectations don't match reality, Kendra's weekend plans turn into bruised feelings and an unanswered question with little explanation.
Directed By: Sam George
Written By: Crystal Joy
Starring: Crystal Joy
Behind The Silence
[2018]
A young couple struggles with the diagnosis of their sons autism while trying to maintain their marriage and keep their family a unit.
Directed By: Chan C. Smith & Crystal Joy
Written By: Crystal Joy
Starring: Charles Andrew Gardner, Crystal Joy & Harlem Hervey
Privilege Unhinged
[2017]
A young black professional struggles to speak up about racial disparities at her job after a very tense encounter with colleagues.
Directed By: Lande Yoosuf
Written By: Lande Yoosuf
Produced By: Lande Yoosuf (One Scribe Media), Del-Ann Henry, Crystal Joy, Martha Frances William, Shurize Richards, Reggie E. Williams
Crumble
[2016]
Kyle and Briana are involved in a toxic relationship and struggle to let each other go.
Directed By: Anthony Richards
Written By: Crystal Joy
Starring: Duke Williams & Crystal Joy
Hilda
[2015]
A 70's rocker continues to relive her glory days in a drug induced haze until she meets someone who does not know who she is.
Directed By: Anthony Almonte
Written By: Crystal Joy
Produced by: Meredith Binder
Don't Mess With Helen
[2014]
Shawn is a retired US army soldier, dealing with PTSD and violent bursts. Shawn and his wife Helen live in Queens, NYC. It is a Friday evening, a pizza is on its way, and Helen's had enough of the way things are.
Directed By: Outi Behm
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