Black People Don’t Do That is a groundbreaking film that challenges stereotypes and redefines boundaries through the eyes of three Black men navigating independent yet interconnected stories. Inspired by the part-style filmmaking seen in skate and snowboard films, this cinematic journey explores themes of grief, community building, and mental health—subjects often overlooked in traditional Black narratives. Directed by Kenny Hamlett, the film’s title echoes the cultural conversations he grew up hearing. Set against the backdrop of mountains, concrete skateparks, surging waves, and wild rivers, the men take on activities like mountain biking, skateboarding, surfing, and whitewater kayaking—pushing into spaces where Black representation is scarce. Through their stories, Black People Don’t Do That inspires a new generation to embrace their individuality and ambition. It also sparks vital conversations within the Black community about mental health, healing, and the power of forging one’s path in unconventional spaces.