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About We Tell: Environments of Race and Place

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Not rated
Year Released:
1967–2007
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2K DCP
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We Tell: Environments of Race and Place focuses on issues surrounding immigration, migration, and racial identity unique to a specific environment. These works embrace and enhance the micro rather than the macro, moving away from the national to the local and from the long-form, theatrical feature to the short-form documentary. Discussions of police brutality in Third World Newsreel’s Black Panther: Off the Pig or animations about toxic pollution made by the Indigenous youth media collective, Outta Your Backpack, expand conceptualizations of independent non-fiction work.

 

Films in this program include:

Black Panther: Off the Pig, 1967, Thirdworld Newsreel

Buffalo Creek Flood, 1975, Appalshop

Who I Became, 2003, Michael Siv and Aram Siu Wai Collier, Vietnamese Youth Development Center

Legends of Weresheep, 2007, Outta Your Backpack

Stories of TRUST: Calling for Climate Recovery: TRUST Alaska, 2011, Christi Cooper-Kuhn, Katie Lose Gilbertson, Kelly Matheson, WITNESS

DIGITAL SMOKE SIGNALS Aerial Footage From The Night Of November 20,2016 At Standing Rock, 2016, Myron Dewey, Digital Smoke Signals

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