The Redline
Mel Andre.
Cinema that challenges the narrative. Stories that deserve to be seen.
Stories with
something to say.
Film is more than a medium. It's a way to witness, question, remember, and understand one another.
Mel Andre is a queer documentary filmmaker and director of Haitian, Dominican, and Cuban roots. Their work explores LGBTQ+ experiences, social justice, spirituality, culture, and the people whose stories shift our perspective.
Discover the filmmaker ↗Stories on screen.
Documentaries and films exploring identity, resistance, community, and culture.
The Redline
We Do Exist
Legalized
Saving Our Best Friend
Best Cinematography
Universal Film Festival · Kansas
Stories don't end at the screen.
Discover Mel's documentaries and explore the stories through their dedicated film pages, with available streaming options and additional information.
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Filmmaker, Director, Writer, and Executive Producer
Mel Andre has written, directed, and produced Documentaries, Films, and TV Shows
Mel Andre is a Queer documentarian and Director of Haitian Dominican Cuban Roots who believes in giving people a voice. Mel's Documentaries are a way for people to share their stories. Their documentaries focus on LGBTQ issues, social justice, spirituality, culture, etc.
You can see Mel's work on TUBI, Amazon Prime Video, HBTV, and more