"A Season for Love" explores the journey of modern relationships and the power of connection. Told through the lens of Black love, this film captures both the joy and challenges of finding intimacy in today’s world, where authenticity and vulnerability intersect.

Join Auburn Public Theater and Terrance McLeod this Valentine's Day for a screening of the new film, followed by a Q&A with the director.

Director's Statement:

"A Season for Love is more than just a film to me; it’s a deeply personal reflection of my experiences, emotions, and aspirations as a storyteller. I made this film to explore the beauty, complexity, and vulnerability of love, particularly through the lens of Black relationships. In a world that often misrepresents or oversimplifies our stories, I wanted to create something authentic, something that feels honest and grounded in the quiet, everyday moments that define connection.

This film allowed me to celebrate the nuances of Black love, the struggles, the triumphs, the unspoken understandings and the courage it takes to be truly seen by another person. A Season for Love is my attempt to capture those fleeting moments that are often overlooked: the conversations that linger in the mind, the silences that speak volumes, and the resilience it takes to weather the seasons of life and love.

I made this film because I believe in the power of storytelling to foster empathy and understanding. It’s my hope that A Season for Love resonates with audiences, not just as a love story, but as a mirror reflecting pieces of their own experiences, fears, and hopes. This project is a labor of love in every sense—one that I hope will inspire, comfort, and spark conversations about what it means to truly connect with another human being."