ABOUT
At ABSOLUTELY ETERNAL FILMS, we are a passionate team of filmmakers committed to creating compelling narratives.
Based in Las Vegas, Nevada, we have evolved into a full-service
video and film production company.
OUR TEAM
Big Mama Joyce - Founder
Sam Abdul Samad - Co-Founder
Sam Abdul Samad - Co-Founder
Joyce, a gregarious cultural anthropologist and storyteller, creates welcoming, inclusive tales that resonate with audiences. Her stories are rich in cultural authenticity, making viewers feel comfortable and connected. She founded Absolutely Eternal Films to produce impactful movies and teach cinematic storytelling, sharing her passion for authentic narratives.
Sam Abdul Samad - Co-Founder
Sam Abdul Samad - Co-Founder
Sam Abdul Samad - Co-Founder
Sam Abdul-Samad is a versatile actor known for his dynamic performances in drama, serious roles, and comedy. With a few films to his credit, he consistently delivers depth and authenticity. As a skilled software engineer and co-founder of AEF Films, Sam blends creativity and technical expertise, adding significant value to our company.
C.C. Delgado - COO
Sam Abdul Samad - Co-Founder
C.C. Delgado - COO
C.C. Delgado is a multifaceted talent, seamlessly blending the roles of investor, producer, and entertainer. With a sharp eye for lucrative opportunities, she has successfully secured financing and produced numerous independent projects. On-stage, her comedic wit captivates audiences, making her a dynamic force in both entertainment and finance.
Films
The Grocer - Coming Soon
Set in 1960s South Central Los Angeles, this film follows a Korean family's journey as they establish a grocery store that becomes the heart of their community, reflecting the complexities of identity, love, and belonging in an ever-evolving America. As the family adapts to a new country and navigates neighborhood tensions, their store stands as a witness to their struggles and triumphs over the decades.
The Gumbo Maker - Coming Soon
The Gumbo Maker is a multi-generational tale that follows young Mae as she uncovers the mystery behind her mother's avoidance of the iconic Louisiana dish, revealing deep family secrets and the connection between food, heritage, and identity.