Tracey Anarella (born January 28, 1963) is an American documentary film maker.

Anarella made her debut as the director of Jesse and the Fountain of Youth (2013), an 11-minute documentary about a New York City subway busker.

[4] The movie won the "Emerging Artists Award" at the McMinnville Short Film Festival (2013),[5][better source needed] "Best Short Film" at the Idyllwild International Festival of Cinema (2014)[citation needed] and "Best Documentary" at the Laughlin International Film Festival (2014).

[7] She continued with a 10-minute documentary Beautiful Lies (2016) about her father, 87 year-old artist George Williams, who suffers from dementia and talks about his life through his alter ego named Charles.

[11] In 2017, Anarella made Not Black Enough, her first full-length documentary featuring Vanessa Williams, Petey Pablo, Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Florence LaRue.