After his directorial debut, Cocaine Angel, world premiered at the 2006 International Film Festival Rotterdam, Michael Tully was named one of Filmmaker Magazine’s 25 New Faces of Independent Film. His follow-up, Silver Jew, world premiered at the 2007 South By Southwest Film Festival. In 2011, he wrote, directed, and acted in Septien, which world premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and was distributed by Sundance Selects. In 2014, Ping Pong Summer, featuring Susan Sarandon and Amy Sedaris, world premiered at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival. Michael is the founding editor of Hammer To Nail, a website devoted to championing ambitious cinema. His latest feature-length production, Don't Leave Home, premiered at SXSW in March 2018, and can now be seen on streaming platforms.

After working with directors such as Terrence Malick, Jeff Nichols, and Jason Reitman, Wilson produced his first feature film in 2014: Krisha, written and directed by Trey Edward Shults. Krisha went on to win both the Grand Jury Prize and the Audience Award for Narrative Feature at SXSW, and was selected for the 2015 Cannes Critics Week. Krisha was also awarded the John Cassavetes Award at the 2016 Independent Spirit Awards. Wilson recently worked on the production team for David Bellarosa's Here We Are; Lonely People by Jack Mayer; as well as Trey Edward Shults’ sophomore feature, It Comes At Night.

An award-winning cinematographer, Yuta's filmography includes movies that have screened at Cannes in 2010, 2011, and 2014. Yuta was lauded by Indiewire for his, “striking visual work” on Ya'Ke Smith's Wolf, which premiered at SXSW and won the Panavision Best Texas Feature Film Award at the Dallas International Film Festival. Yuta also served as the Associate Producer on August Evening, which won the John Cassavetes Award at the 2008 Independent Spirit Awards. Bilingual in English and Japanese, Yuta is a graduate of the Radio-Television-Film program at the University of Texas.

Editor of Fishbelly White - a Special Jury Prize Winner at Sundance, and Winner at Aspen Shortsfest, - Jodi draws on her extensive experience as a screenwriter in the editing room. Her most recent project, the PBS historical documentary, The Jewish Journey: America, highlights not only her ease with integrating archival footage, but her skill with editing music. Jodi has worked with Al Jazeera, HGTV, MSNBC, among others. Jodi teaches screenwriting at Brooklyn College.

Sound designer, engineer, and composer for the past twenty years, Eric has worked with Richard Linklater, Mike Judge, Todd Rohal, and clients like MTV, 20th Century Fox, ABC, Comedy Central, Sony, Nickelodeon, and Sesame Street. Eric's work has been featured at film festivals like Sundance, SXSW, Venice, Cannes, Berlin, Tribeca, Los Angeles, Dallas, Austin, and more. As a musician, Eric has played keyboards and toured with the band Spoon, and currently plays with The Reivers. His compositions have been in feature films, documentaries, television, commercials, and radio.

On the day of Yola's first holy communion, it's her job to be a good girl and keep her dress pure white. But when she sneaks out of her house, a whole world of colorful food, magic markers, and freedom awaits.

Beneath the roughneck quips and thick eyeliner may be something more vulnerable...

Rules keep you safe. Safe and closer to God, and both those things are wonderful.

A special gift from Yola's sly grandmother sends her on a mini-odyssey of discovery.

Stick to the questions I ask you and we'll get through this interview a lot faster!

For 25 years, this festival has been at the forefront of providing media representation for Latinx audiences and we're proud to be a part of their familia.

As one of the most culturally diverse cities in America, Houston knows how important it is to tap into stories of people who have historically been left out of our country's wider narrative - and that, for me, is what it's all about.

Women In Film and Television International is a professional organization of female filmmakers with chapters all over the world. These Colors Don't Run is excited to represent WIFV DC as it screens at Women In Film showcases throughout 2018.

A wondrous festival in Columbia, SC, boasting works by Southeastern filmmakers, puppeteers, musicians, and more — they’re committed to including more voices of women and Latinx filmmakers, and to that I say, “yeah dawg!”

Part of a legit slate of feminist film curated by TriBeCa, Stowe Story Labs, Seed & Spark, and more. These Colors Don't Run screens during the "Women And Family" week.

Part of this DC indie theater's shorts night filled with beautiful Latinx films!

Mil gracias to the Spain Culture & Arts (Spanish Embassy) film series, "Mujeres de Cine," and the National Museum for Women In The Arts for inviting us to screen and be part of a directors conversation on Nov 6, 2019 with Celia Rico Clavellino and her exquisite feature, VIAJE AL CUARTO DE UNA MADRE.