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for identity. In 1825, a group of African Americans left the United States in pursuit of freedom, resettling on the island of Española under a new political reality. Generations later, their descendants in the Dominican Republic carry fragments of that story—pieces of a past that has been largely forgotten, yet never fully lost.
Through intimate storytelling and a transnational journey, the series follows modern-day Dominicans as they retrace their ancestors’ path back to America, seeking answers about who they are and where they come from. What unfolds is more than a historical investigation—it’s a deeply human exploration of memory, belonging, and the meaning of freedom across time.
Samana: Journey to Freedom is a powerful five-part documentary series that uncovers a little-known chapter of history—one shaped by courage, exile, and the enduring search
Against their parents' wishes, 17-year-old Moses Carter and his best friend Sam Whitaker head out for one final summer to
prove they have what it takes to be rodeo legends. But the dust and adrenaline of the circuit hide a deeper mystery: a forgotten family history linking Moses to a pioneering Black cowboy. As they face the grueling physical and emotional demands of the professional arena, the boys must decide what truly matters the glory of the eight-second ride or the bonds of family and friendship that ground them. and confront the personal cost of ambition, identity, and friendship in a world that only rewards those who can stay on for eight seconds.
Memoirs of a Horseman unfolds as a deeply personal and sweeping journey through Jar’s life, tracing not just his footsteps, but the enduring bond between man and horse relationship
that helped build civilizations, define cultures, and shape identity across generations.
From the dusty plains of his youth to the bright lights of entertainment stages, Jar’s story is one of contrast and connection. Raised with deep roots in his Native American and African heritage, he learned early that the horse was more than an animal—it was spirit, survival, and freedom. That understanding carried him across the world, through an unexpected world: music.
Chicago Mustang follows the gripping journey of Aarron Baxter, a modern-day cowboy shaped as much by the streets of Chicago as by the legacy running through his blood. Raised far from
open plains, Baxter discovers that his roots trace back to a lineage of horsemen and rural life—a connection that begins to define his purpose. As a bull rider and horseman carving his path in an unlikely place, he embodies a living bridge between urban life and a deeply American tradition.
Driven by that heritage, Baxter heads west on a bold mission: to adopt a wild American mustang and bring it back to Chicago. What unfolds is a story of trust, discipline, and transformation—of a man and a wild horse learning to understand one another. More than a tale of rodeo and training, Chicago Mustang is a powerful exploration of identity, resilience, and the enduring bond between human and horse, proving that the spirit of the cowboy can thrive anywhere.
Afro Chica: Dance to Discover is a vibrant micro-series that follows Moore, a 24-year-old artist who walks away from art school to search for something deeper
her identity. What begins as a personal crossroads turns into a powerful journey through history when she uncovers her family’s roots: descendants of African Americans who left Baltimore in 1825 to settle in Samaná, Dominican Republic. With little more than instinct and curiosity, Moore boards a plane with no clear plan—just a desire to understand where she comes from.
In Samaná, she finds more than answers—she finds connection. Through a local church tied to her ancestry and the magnetic pull of bachata music and dance, Moore begins to rediscover herself in rhythm, movement, and community. Navigating a new culture and language she barely speaks, she makes the bold choice to stay, immersing herself in a life that challenges and transforms her. Afro Chica: Dance to Discover is a soulful exploration of heritage, courage, and the universal language of music that brings us home.