African Cinema Conference presents...
new york city--black panther film festival
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THE THIRD ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL BLACK PANTHER FILM FESTIVAL
Danny Glover returns to chair The Third International Black Panther
Film Festival which runs
Thursday, July 31, 2003 through Monday, August 4, 2003
at City College's Aaron Davis Hall, Columbia University-Lerner
Hall's Roone Arledge Cinema, and The Studio Museum in Harlem.
The program includes spoken word events, special panels, Q &
As with directors, workshops, as well as the following films:
THURSDAY, JULY 31, 2003 - Aaron Davis Hall, W. 135th St. and
Convent Ave.
5:30 -11:00 PM Black Panther (Newsreel, 1968, 15min.) May Day
(Newsreel, 1969, 15min.) Passin' It On (Dir: Jon Valadez 1993,
57 min.) John Henrik Clarke: A Great and Mighty Walk (Dir: St.
Clair Bourne, 1996, 90 min.)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 2003 - Roone Arledge Cinema, Broadway at 115th
St.
5:30 - 10:30 PM Next Question (Int. Festival of Arts and Ideas,
2002, 30 min.) Estillo Hip Hop (Dir: Vee Bravo, 2003, 25 min.)
Black Wax (Dir: Robert Mugge, 1982, 79 min.) A Huey P. Newton
Story (Dir: Spike Lee, 2001, 86 min.)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 2003 - Aaron Davis Hall, W. 135th St. and
Convent Ave.
PROGRAM I: 3:00 - 6:00 PM 41 Shots (Dir: Jo D. Jones, 1999,
6 min.) The Weather Underground (Dirs: Sam Green and Bill Siegel,
2002, 90 min.) Nation of Laws (Blackside Productions, 1982, 30
min.)
PROGRAM II: 7:00 - 10:00 PM Dance Program, Edge School of Performing
Arts Lumumba (Dir: Raoul Peck, 2000, 120 min.) Award Presentation
to Raoul Peck
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 2003 - Roone Arledge Cinema, Broadway at 115th
St.
3:00 - 8:00 PM Eyes of the Rainbow (Dir: Gloria Rolando, 1997,
47 min.) Baadasssss Cinema (Dir: Isaac Julien 2002, 58 min.)
Public Enemy (Dir: Jens Meurer, 1999, 90 min.) American Exile
(Dirs: Cassandra Herrman and Katy Shrout, 2001, 26 min.)
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 2003 - The Studio Museum of Harlem 144 W. 124th
St., tel: 212 864 4500 ext. 264.
7:00 PM
Books and Authors Program featuring Danny Glover, Kathleen
Cleaver, and St. Clair Bourne on the photographic essay Black
Panthers 1968 (Greybull Press, 2002). Admission is free.
FILM TICKET AND BOX OFFICE INFORMATION $10 General Admission;
$7 Students and Seniors with ID.
For Aaron Davis Hall call: 212.650 7100 or visit www.aarondavishall.org.
For Roone Arledge Cinema call the film festival office: 212.662.0006
or visit www.pantherfilmfest.com.
Founded in 1999 by former Black Panthers Kathleen Cleaver and
Jamal Joseph, The International Black Panther Film Festival was
created to provide a cultural forum for this generation of young
Blacks and Latinos to learn about their history of struggle against
racism, violence, and poverty. For program updates, please
visit our website at http://www.pantherfilmfest.com >>
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