Allison Inman

In a rural middle Tennessee grocery store, daily transactions are more than the sum of their parts.

A documentary about Elia Kazan's 1960 film Wild River, told by the people of Bradley County, Tennessee, where it was filmed.

In a hidden urban encampment on Saint Cloud Hill, a self-governed tent community unravels amidst the city’s threats of eviction and the impending destruction of the forested environment of which they call home. Fortified by a vision from God, former crack-addict and long-time camp resident “CAPTAIN” Chris Scott has made it his mission to build a transitional sanctuary for Nashvillians wanting to get off the streets and benefit from the safety and community of others.

After 34 years on Nolensville Pike, Tom is retiring, and his venerable stereo repair shop will be emptied out by the end of the month. This observational portrait captures the final days of a Music City institution: floor-to-ceiling stereo gear, takeout egg rolls on the counter, and the buzz of conversation from the people who made Hi Tech Service an irreplaceable community hub.

An overconfident amateur actress attends the premiere of her first film, only to find her dreams of stardom clash with reality.

A day in the life of a beauty shop in Carthage, Tennessee, population 2,466. Directed by Allison Inman; produced by Allison Inman, Jace Freeman and Sean Clark. Named Best Tennessee Short at the 2021 Nashville Film Festival