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Congratulations @IAmReginaKing on becoming the second Black woman in history to earn a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Director for her film One Night In Miami. I love to see it! The first was @Ava back in 2015 for her film #Selma.
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African American diaspora, Chef Ashbell McElveen and filmmaker Anthony Werhun bring Hemings to life and reveal his true place as America’s culinary founding father.
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Synopsis: 'For The Love of Diggs' documentary is a love story at its core about one man who changed the game for the kids in his hood. Thomas E. Diggs, Jr. is a retired postal worker who dedicated 35 years of his life to keeping the youth in the Bed-Stuy section of Brooklyn...off the streets, off of drugs, and out of jail. Diggs never received his just due…until now
Official For The Love Of Diggs Trailer: TRT:5:49
https://youtu.be/iArD68sFP-M
'For The Love Of Diggs Teaser: TRT:1:00
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Filmmaker (Story by): Ambassador Suzan Johnson
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Synopsis: Chicago: America's Hidden War Urgent. Stunning. Revealing. "Chicago: America’s Hidden War" pulls back the curtain and takes an inside war-journalistic approach to the insidious violence that’s plagued Chicago’s streets for far too long. Through riveting access, this film exposes Chicago’s pervasive genocidal-like behavior; what birthed and contributed to this war; and why so little is done to stop the normalization of Chicago's new homicidal culture. Though frighteningly eye-opening, this important documentary is also filled with actionable hope, turning apathy into empathy. "Chicago: America's Hidden War" ultimately culminates as a much-needed catalyst to wake Americans up & into action - regardless of locale - to declare Chicago: This is OUR war.">
African American diaspora, Chef Ashbell McElveen and filmmaker Anthony Werhun bring Hemings to life and reveal his true place as America’s culinary founding father.
Filmmaker: Tonia Grady
Film: For the Love of Diggs
Synopsis: 'For The Love of Diggs' documentary is a love story at its core about one man who changed the game for the kids in his hood. Thomas E. Diggs, Jr. is a retired postal worker who dedicated 35 years of his life to keeping the youth in the Bed-Stuy section of Brooklyn...off the streets, off of drugs, and out of jail. Diggs never received his just due…until now
Official For The Love Of Diggs Trailer: TRT:5:49
https://youtu.be/iArD68sFP-M
'For The Love Of Diggs Teaser: TRT:1:00
https://youtu.be/bf9m_qqHTsc
Filmmaker (Story by): Ambassador Suzan Johnson
Film: A Different Way
Synopsis: A Different Way, is a short documentary about Dr. Ambassador Suzan Johnson Cook, the New York Police Department’s first female chaplain. While chaplain, the tragic events of 9/11 happened. She shares her story firsthand as a first responder and discusses the essential role faith plays in supporting and rebuilding community and business in such times.
Filmmaker(s) Tiffany Salaberrios & Dimas Salaberrios
Film: Chicago: America's Hidden War
Synopsis: Chicago: America's Hidden War Urgent. Stunning. Revealing. "Chicago: America’s Hidden War" pulls back the curtain and takes an inside war-journalistic approach to the insidious violence that’s plagued Chicago’s streets for far too long. Through riveting access, this film exposes Chicago’s pervasive genocidal-like behavior; what birthed and contributed to this war; and why so little is done to stop the normalization of Chicago's new homicidal culture. Though frighteningly eye-opening, this important documentary is also filled with actionable hope, turning apathy into empathy. "Chicago: America's Hidden War" ultimately culminates as a much-needed catalyst to wake Americans up & into action - regardless of locale - to declare Chicago: This is OUR war.">
African American Women in Cinema: Press Conference
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African American Women in Cinema Press Conference">
African American diaspora, Chef Ashbell McElveen and filmmaker Anthony Werhun bring Hemings to life and reveal his true place as America’s culinary founding father.
Filmmaker: Tonia Grady
Film: For the Love of Diggs
Synopsis: 'For The Love of Diggs' documentary is a love story at its core about one man who changed the game for the kids in his hood. Thomas E. Diggs, Jr. is a retired postal worker who dedicated 35 years of his life to keeping the youth in the Bed-Stuy section of Brooklyn...off the streets, off of drugs, and out of jail. Diggs never received his just due…until now
Official For The Love Of Diggs Trailer: TRT:5:49
https://youtu.be/iArD68sFP-M
'For The Love Of Diggs Teaser: TRT:1:00
https://youtu.be/bf9m_qqHTsc
Filmmaker (Story by): Ambassador Suzan Johnson
Film: A Different Way
Synopsis: A Different Way, is a short documentary about Dr. Ambassador Suzan Johnson Cook, the New York Police Department’s first female chaplain. While chaplain, the tragic events of 9/11 happened. She shares her story firsthand as a first responder and discusses the essential role faith plays in supporting and rebuilding community and business in such times.
Filmmaker(s) Tiffany Salaberrios & Dimas Salaberrios
Film: Chicago: America's Hidden War
Synopsis: Chicago: America's Hidden War Urgent. Stunning. Revealing. "Chicago: America’s Hidden War" pulls back the curtain and takes an inside war-journalistic approach to the insidious violence that’s plagued Chicago’s streets for far too long. Through riveting access, this film exposes Chicago’s pervasive genocidal-like behavior; what birthed and contributed to this war; and why so little is done to stop the normalization of Chicago's new homicidal culture. Though frighteningly eye-opening, this important documentary is also filled with actionable hope, turning apathy into empathy. "Chicago: America's Hidden War" ultimately culminates as a much-needed catalyst to wake Americans up & into action - regardless of locale - to declare Chicago: This is OUR war.">
African American diaspora, Chef Ashbell McElveen and filmmaker Anthony Werhun bring Hemings to life and reveal his true place as America’s culinary founding father.
Filmmaker: Tonia Grady
Film: For the Love of Diggs
Synopsis: 'For The Love of Diggs' documentary is a love story at its core about one man who changed the game for the kids in his hood. Thomas E. Diggs, Jr. is a retired postal worker who dedicated 35 years of his life to keeping the youth in the Bed-Stuy section of Brooklyn...off the streets, off of drugs, and out of jail. Diggs never received his just due…until now
Official For The Love Of Diggs Trailer: TRT:5:49
https://youtu.be/iArD68sFP-M
'For The Love Of Diggs Teaser: TRT:1:00
https://youtu.be/bf9m_qqHTsc
Filmmaker (Story by): Ambassador Suzan Johnson
Film: A Different Way
Synopsis: A Different Way, is a short documentary about Dr. Ambassador Suzan Johnson Cook, the New York Police Department’s first female chaplain. While chaplain, the tragic events of 9/11 happened. She shares her story firsthand as a first responder and discusses the essential role faith plays in supporting and rebuilding community and business in such times.
Filmmaker(s) Tiffany Salaberrios & Dimas Salaberrios
Film: Chicago: America's Hidden War
Synopsis: Chicago: America's Hidden War Urgent. Stunning. Revealing. "Chicago: America’s Hidden War" pulls back the curtain and takes an inside war-journalistic approach to the insidious violence that’s plagued Chicago’s streets for far too long. Through riveting access, this film exposes Chicago’s pervasive genocidal-like behavior; what birthed and contributed to this war; and why so little is done to stop the normalization of Chicago's new homicidal culture. Though frighteningly eye-opening, this important documentary is also filled with actionable hope, turning apathy into empathy. "Chicago: America's Hidden War" ultimately culminates as a much-needed catalyst to wake Americans up & into action - regardless of locale - to declare Chicago: This is OUR war.">
African American Women in Cinema Press Conference
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African American Women in Cinema partners with Pavillon Afriques at the Marche du Film, Cannes Film Festival: PRESS CONFERENCE
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Pavillon Afriques is a space devoted to cinema from Africa and its diaspora within the Marché du Film of the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. Pavillon Afriques is dedicated to promoting the African movie industry in all its aspects, becoming an integral part of its development.
African America Women in Cinema (AAWIC) is a non-profit organization who serves as continuous support for the vibrant work of women filmmakers for the past twenty-three years.">
African American Women in Cinema partners with Pavillon Afriques at the Marche du Film, Cannes Film Festival: PRESS CONFERENCE
African American Women in Cinema partners with Pavillon Afriques at the Marche du Film, Cannes Film Festival July 6-15, 2021
Pavillon Afriques is a space devoted to cinema from Africa and its diaspora within the Marché du Film of the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. Pavillon Afriques is dedicated to promoting the African movie industry in all its aspects, becoming an integral part of its development.
African America Women in Cinema (AAWIC) is a non-profit organization who serves as continuous support for the vibrant work of women filmmakers for the past twenty-three years.">
African American Women in Cinema: PRESS CONFERENCE
YouTube Video UC92GmQYgZ5L3EN8nIlGVaYw_3hxBVvY4IPs
African American Women in Cinema: PRESS CONFERENCE">
African American Women in Cinema partners with Pavillon Afriques at the Marche du Film, Cannes Film Festival July 6-15, 2021
Pavillon Afriques is a space devoted to cinema from Africa and its diaspora within the Marché du Film of the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. Pavillon Afriques is dedicated to promoting the African movie industry in all its aspects, becoming an integral part of its development.
African America Women in Cinema (AAWIC) is a non-profit organization who serves as continuous support for the vibrant work of women filmmakers for the past twenty-three years.
Joining us for the press conference are:
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African American Women in Cinema partners with Pavillon Afriques at the Marche du Film, Cannes Film Festival July 6-15, 2021
Pavillon Afriques is a space devoted to cinema from Africa and its diaspora within the Marché du Film of the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. Pavillon Afriques is dedicated to promoting the African movie industry in all its aspects, becoming an integral part of its development.
African America Women in Cinema (AAWIC) is a non-profit organization who serves as continuous support for the vibrant work of women filmmakers for the past twenty-three years.
Joining us for the press conference are:
Filmmaker: Terence Gordon
Film: What's in a Name: The Versace Story
Synopsis: In this documentary film, the Alfredo Versace story is one of much intrigue. A man raised from humble beginnings builds a life of fortune to have it all taken away, stripped of his name, fortune, and friends. However, Alfredo would survive this tragedy in a way that clearly reveals his true character.
Filmmaker(s): Robin Williams, Sr.
Amber
Film: The Legendary Marion Williams
Marion Williams was an American Gospel Icon whose charismatic sound and unique “whaling” vocal techniques earned her international fame in the United States, Europe, and Africa. Marion’s powerful voice led the Ward Singers to national popularity when they began recording in 1948 and inspired rock and roll pioneer Little Richard's signature wail.">
African American Women in Cinema: PRESS CONFERENCE
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