WINNER OF TWO CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS - DONALD BRITTAIN AWARD FOR BEST SOCIAL/POLITICAL DOCUMENTARY & BEST WRITING - DOCUMENTARY

Documentary | 45min │ Canada │ 4K │Colour

A beloved 80-year-old Guyanese-Canadian activist Winston LaRose, who has documented the Black community throughout the African Diaspora for the past 60 years throws his hat into local politics and is met with unflinching systemic racism in the Canadian political system. This film gives an insider perspective of Black community activism in Canada.


DIRECTED BY NGARDY CONTEH GEORGE
WRITTEN BY NGARDY CONTEH GEORGE & ALISON DUKE
EDITED BY SONIA GODDING-TOGOBO
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY MARK VALINO
COMPOSED BY ORIN ISAACS
FEATURING WINSTON LAROSE

Contributors




Screenings


Jun 4th, 2020

Timehri Film Festival
Online


Mar 1st, 2020

Humber College
Toronto, ON Canada


Feb 26th, 2020

The Viola Desmond Lecture
Morehouse College Atlanta, GA USA


Feb 4th, 2020

NBHS Black History Month Film Festival
Iqaluit, NU Canada


Aug 24nd, 2019

Bronze Lens Film Festival
Atlanta, GA USA


8th Annual BlackStar Film Festival
Philadelphia, PA USA

Aug 2nd, 2019


May 25th, 2019

Yorkton Film Festival
Yorkton, SK Canada


Feb 17th, 2019

Toronto Black Film Festival
Toronto, ON Canada


Photos courtesy of Yvano Wickham-Edwards for 10855022 Canada Inc./Oya Media Group © 2019

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