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You are the heartbeat of Social Impact Films.
When you open your space to screen BROWN for your audience, you help powerful independent cinema create the conversations that truly matter.
You are the heartbeat of Guerrilla Social Impact Films.
When you open your space to screen BROWN for your audience, you help powerful independent cinema create the conversations that truly matter.
A Brown Immigrant, Chased By Immigration Enforcement ICE, Tries To Protect A Young White Orphan Child And Struggles To Build A New Life In America.
BROWN: A Film By Maker of UNFREEDOM Raj Amit Kumar
BROWN is a heart wrenching feature film shot in Butte, Montana, about a quiet immigrant being chased by ICE Agents (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) while trying to make a safe haven with a young white orphan girl he has rescued from abuse. Independent filmmaker Raj Amit Kumar, known for UNFREEDOM, a critically acclaimed film that was banned in India and later distributed worldwide by Netflix, has made his second film, BROWN.
With Brown, Kumar dismantles the stereotypes we have about Immigrants by offering a deeply personal narrative of a displaced man’s challenges and choices. In a world where we are constantly told to erect walls against outsiders– BROWN is an intimate film which portrays the poignant human realities behind the immigration debate. The Film Crew has done the hard work, the film is ready for Release. We need your help to spread BROWN to the World!
Brown chronicles life through the immigrant point of view: the reality of being defined by skin color in an instant. It highlights and personalizes the subcultures and shadow economies where outsiders of all kinds make a living. Due to the historic influx of refugees and illegal immigrants, many western countries, including America, are seeing the growth of nationalism and fear of the “outsider” people, even those who are escaping war, extreme poverty and natural disasters. Brown attempts to humanize the immigrant while the viewer witness his life experience for a couple hours.
If you are any of the following, we’d love to collaborate:
Together, we can create a global network of screenings that redefine what Guerrilla Social Impact Films can achieve.
Yes, 100% free. There is no licensing fee, no ticket charge, and no hidden cost to your institution or organization. We only want the film to be seen and discussed.
Yes to all. Most universities now prefer in-person or hybrid events, but we support whatever works for you.
As many as your venue or Zoom allows — 15 or 1,500, it makes no difference to us.
Absolutely. We send ready-to-use posters, Instagram/Facebook graphics, email text for student listservs, and a short trailer edited specifically for campus promotion.
Commercial studios and platforms rarely take risks on quiet, stereotype-breaking social-issue films. After Raj Amit Kumar’s first film UNFREEDOM was banned in India and still found its audience through grassroots support, we decided to build our own distribution path — one screen, one campus, one community at a time. Universities and passionate organizations are the heart of that path.
Separate from the free screening program, we have a parallel “Gift-a-Screening / Sponsor-a-Screening” initiative where individuals and donors cover viewing links for entire campuses or communities. Those contributions fund our not-for-profit operations and goes into developing our next guerrilla feature. We also seek Audiences to Buy tickets for other and donations so that we can function as an organisation.
Yes! We love adding partner logos to the film’s website and end credits (with your permission). Many immigration-rights groups, South-Asian student associations, and film departments already do this. Please reach out to us if that is your interest.
If your committee or organization is interested, we’ll be happy to arrange:
Please fill out the Host a Screening Form below to get started 👇
| DATE | TIME | THEATRE |
|---|---|---|
| 15 November | 5:30 pm | Fun Republic, Andheri (w) |
