ADIFF ON ABC'S "HERE AND NOW"
Two African-American women filmmakers present their film on ABC during ADIFF 2013's interview on Here and Now!
If you missed Spies of Mississippi and/or Birthright Crisis,
come see these and a few of the most critically acclaimed and popular
films of ADIFF 2013 at Teachers College, Colombia University from Jan.
10 to 12, 2014 during THE BEST OF ADIFF.
Secure your seat: get you tickets today!
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Winner ADIFF 2013s Public Award for the Best Film Directed by
a Woman of Color Sat, Jan. 11 @ 6:30PM - Milbank Chapel - TICKETS HERE
Alice Walker: Beauty In Truth is the compelling story of an
extraordinary woman's journey from her birth in a paper-thin shack in
the cotton fields of Eatonton, Georgia to [...] Read More
Sat, Jan 11 @ 2PM -
Milbank Chapel - Teachers College - TICKETS HERE Two time Academy Award
nominee John Sayles (Lone Star) returns to the border in this new
thriller starring LisaGay Hamilton and Edward James Olmos. Bernice
(LisaGay Hamilton) and Fontayne (Yolonda Ross) grew up the closest of
friends, but took very different [...]
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Sat, Jan. 11 @ 4:30PM -
Chapel - Tickets Here Starring Danny Glover, Tula, The Revolt is an
international English spoken feature length movie about the leader of
the big slave uprising on the island of Curacao, a Dutch colony in
1795. It tells the true story of a man who dared to stand [...]
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Runner
Up ADIFF 2013s Public Award for the Best Film Directed by a Woman of
Color Sunday, Jan 12 @ 6:30PM - Milkbank Chapel - TICKETS HERE SPIES OF
MISSISSIPPI Directed by Dawn Porter, 2013, 53min, USA NY Premiere
Spies of Mississippi tells the story of a secret spy agency formed by
the state [...] Read More
Sunday, Jan. 12 @ 4pm -
Milbank Chapel - TICKETS HERE TANGO NEGRO, THE AFRICAN ROOTS OF TANGO
Tango Negro, The African Roots of Tango by Angolan filmmaker Dom Pedro
explores the expression of Tango's Africanness and the contribution of
African cultures in the creation of the tango. Tango was a reflection
of the social [...]
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The International
Organization of La Francophonie The Permanent Mission of Haiti to the
United Nations And The African Diaspora International Film Festival
Present the encore screening of long awaited two-part epic film
TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE Toussaint Louverture - Back by Popular Demand Fri,
Jan. 10 @ 6.30PM - The Chapel,Teachers College - Tickets here
Toussaint Louverture [...]
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Sun, Jan. 7 @ 2PM -
Milbank Chapel - Teachers College - Tickets Here A documentary that
captures fragments of the lives of the Egyptian Jewish community in the
first half of the twentieth century until their second grand exodus
after the tripartite attack of 1956. An attempt to understand the
change in the identity [...]
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HAITI PROGRAM Sat, Jan
11 @ 3PM - 179 Grace Dodge - Teachers College - TICKETS HERE The first
Haitian made documentary about the 2010 earthquake tells of the signs
of the disaster that would hit the country. Signs known to many but
ignored for years When the disastrous earthquake hit Haiti in January
2010, [...]
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Birthright Crisis 2013
Sat, Jan. 11 @ 3PM - 179 Grace Dodge, Teachers College - Tickets here
People of Haitian descent are systematically denied citizenship rights
in the Dominican Republic. This video is about the Haitian-Dominican
community's resistance in the face of illegal deportations,
scapegoating, and exclusion. Directed by Haitian Women 4 Haitian
Refugees, 2013, [...]
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HAITI
PROGRAM Sat, Jan 11 @ 3PM - 179 Grace Dodge - Teachers College -
TICKETS HERE "Looking for Life" introduces the viewer to two women,
Anne-Rose and Rosemene, who each one has their own particular way of
battling through life. The former makes lunches in a factory yard in
Port-au-Prince and sells her meals [...]
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Sat, Jan. 11 @ 3pm
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NEW FILMS ON VOD
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a film version of the
hit mini-series, follows three veteran soldiers of the African
National Congress who return to South Africa after years in exile to
pick up the pieces of their lives and careers. Charlie wants to open a
club; Thabo struggles to reacquaint himself with his wife and family;
and Peter remains in politics to uncover the hard truths about those
who betrayed the ANC.
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Norman Maake, South Africa, 2005, 90 mins. in English.
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Set in Brooklyn, New
York this US/Dutch film is based on a true story. Desirée lives in the
past. A series of flashbacks expose us to her psychologically troubled
childhood very much affected by a promiscous mother. Her present life
revolves around three people: her employer Mrs. Resnick, Freddy, her
lover and Father Siego, leader of the church "The True Confessors".
Rejected by all because of her pregnancy, Desirée blames her child as
the source of evil...
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Felix De Roy, Netherlands/USA, 1984, 96min, Drama, English
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THE BIG BANANA
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Banned in Cameroon,The Big Banana
illustrates the poor working conditions in banana plantations and
exposes the adverse impact on the people of a corporatocracy government
that affords super profits for corporations at the expense of the
local population.
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Franck Bieleu, Cameroon, 2011, 85min, Doc. in French with English subtitles
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