Being Black Enough

The film follows a young Black man raised in a predominantly White neighborhood who struggles with being perceived as not "Black enough." In an effort to understand his identity, he visits his gangster cousin in the hood, leading him into a world filled with gang violence, drugs, and police confrontations.

With a runtime of 91 minutes, Being Black Enough delves into themes of cultural identity and the challenges faced within different environments. The film features performances by Bruce Lemon, Joshua Walker, and Olga Natividad, adding depth to its exploration of race and community.