CYCLE (2025)
CYCLE pierces the silence surrounding police violence in America through the killing of Ty’rese West, an 18-year-old Black teenager whose death at the hands of police occurred without cameras, witnesses, or public scrutiny. In the absence of visual evidence, his case slipped quietly out of view—mirroring a broader pattern in which accountability depends on what can be seen. The film follows the aftermath of an unseen death: closed courtrooms, shifting official narratives, and the toll of pursuing answers within opaque systems of power. Rather than relying on the virality of a moment, CYCLE examines how silence functions within institutions, and how families are left to carry truth forward when justice fails.
Directors: Laura Dyan Kezman, William Howell.
| Directing | Laura Dyan Kezman | Director |
| Directing | William Howell | Director |
| Crew | Laura Dyan Kezman | Cinematography |
| Production | Laura Dyan Kezman | Producer |
| Editing | Laura Dyan Kezman | Editor |
