August Newsletter-- ANNIVERSARY
The Film Collective is now a year old!Sunday August 20th A screening of Seeking Salvation: A History of the Black Church in Canada.
Filmmaker Phillip Daniels will attend along with special guest Rubin Hurricane Carter.
RSVP is recommended as seating is limited. Please contact sams@filmcollective.ca to RSVP or for more information.
Doors open at 7pm, film starts at 7:30pm. PWYC. Snacks and refreshments available.
Synopsis:
A dazzling emotional and intellectual documentary epic spanning four centuries, Seeking Salvation is a celebration of the Black Church and its deep history in Canada. Stunning coverage from inside the nation's most hallowed Black Churches, dynamic editing, and soul-lifting gospel music collide with compelling stories from clerics, historians, poets and musicians to create a rich tapestry of individuals and communities from Nova Scotia to British Columbia. A must-see film starring Tonya Lee Williams (The Young and the Restless), Maurice Dean Wint (Cube), and literary master George Elliott Clarke, Seeking Salvation holds high the victory of spirituality over racism while honoring the legacy of peoples who survived against impossible odds. Run-time: 90 minutes
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The Film Collective (TFC) is a network of people who have an interest in film and the filmmaking process. It provides opportunities for indie filmmakers to show their stuff, go to workshops, talk about films, make films, promote events and so on. If you have an interest in film -- anything from talking about the latest indie screening to making your own-- you're welcome to join.
posted by Film News @ 3:04 PM
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