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The African Film Institute is pleased to invite you to e-flux Screening Room on Thursday, October 8 at 6pm for a screening ofTCB – The Toni Cade Bambara School of Organizing (2025, 105 minutes), directed by Louis Massiah and Monica Henriquez,marking a return of the film following its national and international festival run.
Price: Higher Education Institutions & Government Agency DVD|$179.00 K-12 & Public Libraries DVD | $79.00 Film Summary: On Mother's Day, 1985, a virtual army of city and state police converged on a quiet block in historic Cobb's Creek, a blossoming neighborhood of parks and children, aluminum siding and basketball stars nestled in the heart of Philadelphia's African American community.
Cinema for Liberation was the theme of the fourteenth annual BlackStar Film Festival, the Philadelphia-based summer maypole for independent filmmakers, artists and audiences of the global majority who gather across three Broad Street venues for a lively weekend of film programming, panels and parties. The expression “cinema for liberation,” like cubed sugar, has melted in the mouths of a myriad of filmmakers and programmers in recent years.
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