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Click on the link on each titles for more information on the film, as well as registration links for talkbacks with directors, writers, scholars, journalists, musicians, archivists, and activists.
33 and Counting (Aisha Sultan, US, 2021)
A true-crime story about a 70-year-old grandmother from rural Missouri serving a life sentence for a murder she says her rapist committed.
A Taste of Our Land (Yuhi Amuli, Uganda/Rwanda, 2020)
Set in an unnamed African country, A Taste of Our Land is a narrative film about greed told against the backdrop of the current Chinese influence in African countries.
Above Water (Aissa Maiga, France/Belgium, 2021)
12-year-old Houlaye lives in Tatiste, Niger, and travels several kilometers every day to fetch water. The village joins together to construct a well, the promise of a new life. been walking on water since birth.
Devil Put Coal in the Ground (Lucas Sabean and Peter Hutchison, US, 2021))
This film is an elegy to a vanishing Appalachia with personal storytelling from native West Virginians. It is a meditation on the suffering and devastation brought on by the coal industry and its decline; a crumbling economy; the ravages of the opioid epidemic; the irreparable environmental damage and its tragic impact on human health; and unfettered corporate power.
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