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I Am Not Your Negro (Raoul Peck, 2015) Film Screening ♥
International Film Club: I Am Not Your Negro (Raoul Peck, 2015) Thu, February 24, 2022 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM PST Add to calendar Award winning documentary about the life and work of James Baldwin About this event In Honor of Black History Month Award winning documentary about the life and work of James Baldwin:…
BLACK BRAZILIAN CINEMA – Roots of Afro-Brazilian Cinema ♥
McCormick Screening Room, 1070 Humanities Gateway UCI School of Humanities Irvine, CA 92697Brazil, the country with the largest Black population outside of Africa, is dramatically impacting the film industry. About this event Brazil, the country with the largest Black population outside of Africa, is dramatically impacting the film industry. A new generation of mostly young filmmakers is changing the historical absence of Afro-descendents in almost all sectors…
Movie Screening and Panel Discussion: The Feminist on Cellblock Y ★
Pacific Ballroom, UCI Student Center 311 W Peltason Dr, Irvine, CA, United StatesMovie Screening and Panel Discussion: The Feminist on Cellblock Y April 7, 2022 | 2-5 pm Pacific Ballroom C, UC Irvine Campus For any questions about this event, contact hcervan1@uci.edu The Feminist on Cellblock Y is an American documentary directed by Contessa Gayles and co-produced with Emma Lacey-Bordeaux for CNN. The titular subject is Richie…
BLACK BRAZILIAN CINEMA – Café com Canela ♥
McCormick Screening Room, 1070 Humanities Gateway UCI School of Humanities Irvine, CA 92697Brazil, the country with the largest Black population outside of Africa, is dramatically impacting the film industry. About this event Brazil, the country with the largest Black population outside of…
The Maternal Negligence Trailer Screening ♥ ✚
Claire Trevor School of the Arts 4002 Mesa Road Irvine, CA 92617Spreading Awareness about Black Maternal and Infant Health Inequities About this event In honor of Black Maternal Health Week, C.A.A.R.E Productions presents Maternal Negligence, a beautifully written screenplay by junior…
BLACK BRAZILIAN CINEMA – Temporada and República ♥
McCormick Screening Room, 1070 Humanities Gateway UCI School of Humanities Irvine, CA 92697Brazil, the country with the largest Black population outside of Africa, is dramatically impacting the film industry. About this event Brazil, the country with the largest Black population outside of…
BLACK BRAZILIAN CINEMA – Shorts and New Directions ♥
McCormick Screening Room, 1070 Humanities Gateway UCI School of Humanities Irvine, CA 92697Brazil, the country with the largest Black population outside of Africa, is dramatically impacting the film industry. About this event Brazil, the country with the largest Black population outside of Africa, is dramatically impacting the film industry. A new generation of mostly young filmmakers is changing the historical absence of Afro-descendents in almost all sectors…
Commemorating George Floyd: Virtual Film Screening of Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America ♥
VirtualThe anniversary of the death of George Floyd challenges UCI and the community to examine the broader issues of systemic racism. The Office of Inclusive Excellence invites its UCI students, staff, faculty and alumni to join in a virtual screening of the documentary Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America (2021). This 118-minute film is…
Crossing Pride with LGBTQI+ Refugees: Storytelling and Healing ♥
The White Room, Cross Cultural CenterDetails 10:00am-11:30am - Embodied / Digital Storytelling and Healing (The White Room at the Cross-Cultural Center) Led by: Dario Valles (Chicano/Latino Studies, CSULB, activist and filmmaker) and Anna Winget (UCHRI…
Crossing Pride with LGBTQI+ Refugee Storytelling: “My Story Doesn’t End” ♥
The White Room, Cross Cultural CenterDetails 2:30pm-3pm: Screening of Home/Less: LGBTQ+ refugee storytelling (The White Room at the Cross-Cultural Center) Home/Less is a digital performance event centralizing the stories and experiences of LGBTQ refugees in Sweden…
Commemorating George Floyd: Virtual Film Discussion of Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America ♥
ZoomRelated Links Additional information can be found on The Who We Are Project website. View the Film Trailer
International Film Club: The Work (Jairus McCleary, Gethin Aldous, 2017) ♥✚
International Film Club: The Work (Jairus McCleary, Gethin Aldous, 2017) Details This documentary takes us inside Folsom State Prison to attend prisoner run group therapy sessions that twice a year welcome outside attendees. We follow the prisoners and outsiders as they look for healing and catharsis – together. Reception: 6:30 PM Screening: 7:00 PM