Kim Weston: Buried in Motown heads to the Pulling Focus African American Film Festival on June 4, 2026, continuing its journey of preserving the legacy of Motown legend Kim Weston through a powerful story rooted in Black Bottom, music history, survival, and cultural memory.

MOMMY ISSUES heads to Harlem as an official selection of The People’s Film Festival, joining a powerful lineup of independent films centered on culture, identity, and storytelling. Written and edited by Valerie Denise Jones, the psychological vertical series explores trauma, perception, and emotional survival through a visually immersive lens.

Valerie Denise Jones is featured in The Florida Star, highlighting her documentary Buried in Motown, a project exploring the legacy of Motown artist Kim Weston and the preservation of overlooked music history.

23:56, a psychological thriller by Valerie Denise Jones, is featured on Polite on Society, highlighting its evolution into a bold vertical series and its growing recognition as a festival-ready film.