“The Neighbors Think I’m Selling Dope”
Three Black filmmakers shifting the narrative in Los Angeles
The Cultural Affairs Committee is thrilled to announce this year’s Black American Filmmakers program on Saturday, September 24th at 7pm, with a Q&A moderated by the legendary Charles Burnett, who presented his classic “To Sleep With Anger” here last year.
Curated by director/producer and Village Green resident Moira Griffin, the program will feature five award-winning short films by two VG residents and a Baldwin Hills neighbor.
The filmmakers include:
Warm drinks will be provided. Outdoor location at the Green is TBA.
Look for the flyer with more details, forthcoming.
The filmmakers include:
- Marshall Tyler (VG) director and Moira Griffin (VG) producer:
Slow Pulse, Cap, and Night Shift - Adisa Septuri (VG) director - A Day Without Mines
- Katrelle Kindred (our neighbor up the hill) - War Paint
Warm drinks will be provided. Outdoor location at the Green is TBA.
Look for the flyer with more details, forthcoming.
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