our Story

How can you get involved?

'Baby' addresses profound themes, such as mental health, trauma, and the breaking of generational cycles of pain. We believe there are many organizations and individuals, like you, whose mission resonates deeply with the narrative of our film.

Our film's story revolves around "Baby," a young girl who has faced homelessness and the emotional challenges of having a mother STRUGGLING with drug addiction. The film portrays her journey of self-discovery, forgiveness, and breaking free from generational trauma. Our aim is to illuminate the many untold stories like hers, fostering understanding and empathy.

Currently, we have completed about a third of the film and are reaching out for sponsorship and collaboration opportunities. By partnering with us, you can:

  • Sponsor our Project: Support the continuation and completion of this crucial narrative. In return, we will highlight your contribution in our film's credits, promotional materials, and premiere events.

  • Joint Awareness Initiatives: Together, we can craft campaigns, discussions, or workshops exploring the film's themes, melding art with real-world impact.

  • Exclusive Screenings: We can organize screenings tailored for your community, ensuring our film resonates with those who would benefit most from its message.

  • Educational Outreach: The film can serve as a potent medium in educational settings, complemented by awareness sessions that you could spearhead.

Our vision extends beyond cinematic excellence; we aim to instigate impactful conversations and drive meaningful change. With your support, the influence of "Baby" can be substantially broadened.

Please let us know if you're interested in exploring this collaboration. We'd be thrilled to share our materials as well as an update of our current progress. Together, we have the potential to touch hearts and effect genuine change.

Your consideration is highly appreciated.

“The films director, Lexi Goldi takes us on an unforgettable journey, with the story serving as a reminder of the potential of independent film to inspire action and have positive outcomes.”

— Palm Beach County Film and television commission