Soul Food

The Sunday dinners at Mama Joe's house were always a time of warmth, laughter, and delicious home-cooked food. However, as her three daughters Teri, Bird, and Maxine start to bring their personal troubles to the table, the atmosphere begins to shift. The sisters' conflicts, along with the occasional drama and gossip, threaten to overshadow the love that binds them together.When a tragic event occurs, it is up to Mama Joe's grandson Ahmad to rally the family and rekindle the spirit of their cherished Sunday dinners. With the help of his grandmother's guidance, Ahmad sets out on a heartwarming journey to remind his family of the importance of unity, forgiveness, and love. Through laughter and tears, they learn that even in times of difficulty, the bonds of family can be a source of strength and comfort.This ensemble comedy masterfully balances humor and emotion as it explores themes of family dynamics, personal growth, and the power of connection in an increasingly disconnected world. With standout performances by Irma P. Hall, Vanessa L. Williams, Nia Long, Vivica A. Fox, and Brandon Hammond, audiences are sure to be moved by this heartfelt story that celebrates the enduring power of love and family.