KIM WESTON

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Kim Weston: Buried in Motown is a poetic short film currently entering film festivals across the United States, honoring the legacy of one of Motown’s most powerful and enduring voices. Born and raised in Detroit’s historic Black Bottom, Kim Weston’s journey began in the church at the age of three, where her voice was first shaped by faith, discipline, and community.

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From gospel roots to international stages, Weston rose to prominence through Motown Records, delivering timeless hits and unforgettable performances that helped define an era. Beyond music, her career spans Broadway, film, television, and decades of cultural impact, solidifying her place as both an artist and a storyteller.

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Blending narration with visual storytelling, Buried in Motown reflects on identity, legacy, and the cultural heartbeat of Detroit—revealing not only the rise of a legendary voice, but the deeper story of a woman whose artistry continues to resonate across generations.