'Bushwick Beats' Film Series Tells Six Brooklyn Stories Of 'Unconditional Love'

BUSHWICK, BROOKLYN — Six filmmakers are coming to Bushwick to explore graffiti, wolves and unconditional love, according to reports.

No, they won’t be dating — the movie makers are working on a project called “Bushwick Beats,” a series of cinematic vignettes that tell stories of love in the neighborhood, Variety reported Monday.

IMDB describes “Bushwick Beats” as a film with “Six stories, six directors, six unique short films, all under the backdrop of Bushwick, Brooklyn, each a different look into the theme of unconditional love.”

The directors — Sayeeda Moreno, Chloe Sarbib, Brian Shoaf, Sonejuhi Sinha, Susan Soon He Stanton, James Sweeney and Anu Valia — will be shooting their films in and around Bushwick until July 30, according to Variety.

The writer/directors — several of whom have premiered at the Cannes, Sundance and Tribeca film festivals — offered up sneak peaks to their scripts on Instagram.

GRAFFITI by Susan Soon He Stanton embodies the powerful bond between siblings through the vibrant world of Bushwick tags and street art #bushwickbeats #unconditionallove #indiefilm
A post shared by Bushwick Beats (@bushwickbeats) on Jul 12, 2017 at 3:50pm PDT

Ya'll are dope! Can't wait to be on set with everyone. #toytagbreak #bushwick #actors #filmmaking #onebrickatatime #grateful #indiefilm #movies
A post shared by Manny (@_mannyurena) on Jul 17, 2017 at 4:55pm PDT

Anu Valia shows us that people make places as much as places make people in WOLVES #bushwickbeats #unconditionallove #indiefilm
A post shared by Bushwick Beats (@bushwickbeats) on Jul 11, 2017 at 2:26pm PDT

Me and my director! #producingchloesshort #bushwickbeats #nomatterwhat #womenhelpwomenmakemovies
A post shared by Tanya Wexler (@twexdirects) on Jul 16, 2017 at 1:05pm PDT

“Bushwick Beats” is slated to be released in 2018, according to IMDB.

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