Nobody can teach me who I am. You can describe parts of me, but who I am - and what I need - is something I have to find out myself.
— Chinua Achebe (via kojobaffoe)
Desiré Aman, marketing manager of the Pan African Film Fest in Cannes, discusses what it means to be Black in France and working with the Pan African Film Fest.
Produced by Erica A. Watson
Shot by Alesyn McCall
Edited by Alesyn McCall & Erica Watson
Production Assistant: Deondre Gordon
Shot during the 64th Annual Cannes Film Festival, Parisian rapper, William Kensington comments on the current state of Hip Hop, shares advice for young artists, and tells the difference between American Hip Hop and French Rap.
Produced by Erica A. Watson
Shot by Alesyn M. McCall
Edited by Alesyn McCall & Erica Watson
Production Assistant: Deondre L. Gordon
This 3rd installment of “CONVERSATION in CANNES” features Contributing Editor of ‘SHADOW AND ACT On Cinema Of The Africa Diaspora’, Wendy Okoi-Obuli. Listen as Wendy shares her favorite things about the 64th Annual Cannes Film Festival and gives advice to young artists who would like to attend. Also, make sure to visit: www.SHADOWANDACT.com
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on Friday, we released our second installment of our weekly series, “CONVERSATIONS in CANNES”. This week, we feature part two of our interview with director of the Caribbean Film Corner, Neigeme Glasgow-meada.
In this country American means white. Everybody else has to hyphenate.
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Toni Morrison (via shesophisticated)
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Real Stories. Honest Films. Since 2007.
@watsonerica during pre-Production of “No Coloreds Allowed”, Hyphenation Nation Productions (2010)
