Major Americana is a tarot reading of reproductive rights in America following the overturning of Roe V. Wade. The film serves as a call to action to fight for freedom of bodily autonomy. Traditional tarot card imagery is altered to reflect those who are impacted most by restrictive abortion laws; Black and Brown Women.

Kameishia Wooten is a Los Angeles based Director, Writer, and Producer who creates provoking, inclusive, socially impactful stories for TV & Film. She has written, directed, and produced 7 short films and a web series. Most recently, she was selected for the prestigious Ryan Murphy’s Half Initiative Program as a shadowing director. She is a 2022 Fellow of Women In Film's inaugural Shorts Lab supported by Google for a short film she wrote and directed called “Choices.” Her mission as a filmmaker is to entertain the world through content that fosters culture, inclusivity, and community.

Gianfranco Fernández-Ruiz is an award winning writer and director. His coming of age short film JEROME, qualified for the 96th Academy Awards, was a finalist for the HBO Short Film Award, and won Best Boston Film at the Boston Short Film Festival. His shorts have played at over 50 film festivals globally, and placed at a dozen more including the Urbanworld, Austin Film Festival, American Black Film Festival, Screencraft, NALIP, and the Commercial Diversity Directing Program. Gianfranco marks culture as integral to a character’s identity, but second always to a character’s story.

Shiva Krish embarked on his cinematic journey in 2014, initially serving as an assistant director in a Tamil narrative feature film. His engagement with various Indian NGOs, where he interacted with individuals from diverse backgrounds, eventually drew him into the realm of documentary filmmaking. In addition to his role as an associate director in the acclaimed Indian documentaries 'Harmony with A.R. Rahman' and 'Borderlands,' Shiva has made short films with NGOs, namely 'Pink Money' and 'Inward.' 

Andi Chapman is a Director, Actor, Educator and the Associate Artistic Director of The Ebony Repertory Theatre in Los Angeles. She is currently The Center Theatre Group's Program Advisor/Coaching Artist for the August Wilson National Monologue Competition and an Adjunct Professor of Film Acting at Azusa Pacific University. Ms. Chapman earned her M.F.A. from the Yale School of Drama and is an alumna of the AFI Directing Workshop for Women. She is also a selected participant of the prestigious Lincoln Center Directors Lab.

A dance show adapts its act to government bans dictated by a tomato-shaped surveillance machine. The performers follow orders, modifying their routine to stay out of trouble.