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  • Long Island's Forgotten Heroes Trailer
    • 4/18/24

    Long Island's Forgotten Heroes Trailer

    Bravo Foxtrot United Veterans and Hazy Sun Productions have collaborated to produce an important and moving documentary telling the story of the men and women who served our great Nation and were somehow left behind and “forgotten” despite the many resources presumably available to them. Matthew Simoni (a former homeless veteran) and Jade Pinto, Matthew’s wife and partner, share a unique skill set of outreach capabilities for these veterans, clearly setting them apart in their own niche in the world of charitable organizations. Along with the artistic and technical expertise of Hazy Sun Productions, they have been able to tell a ground-breaking story that takes the audience into a world they would otherwise have never known – surprisingly, a world right in their own backyards, with homeless veteran encampments and veterans searching to find a way to survive on the streets. However, Matt and Jade have found the equation for success that has been tried, tested and proven to help them. This documentary film will inform the public and the government about these serious problems and will serve as a prototype for other caring individuals to follow. God bless our troops and God bless the principles that made our great Nation free.

    Coming Soon.

Race Vs Culture

Race vs. Culture: The Black Experience is a powerful and deeply personal documentary by Tevin Foster that delves into the complexities of Black identity. Through interviews with African Americans, Afro-Caribbeans, West Africans, and multiracial individuals, the film explores how our roots, cultures, and environments shape us — and how unity is often challenged by those very differences.

Our mission is to spark honest dialogue, challenge internalized division, and inspire unity across the Black and Brown diaspora — by sharing personal stories that explore identity, culture, and belonging.

Through intimate interviews and self-produced storytelling, this film aims to build bridges between generations, backgrounds, and experiences — encouraging viewers to reflect, connect, and heal.