by Eric Tait

Then I’ll Be Free to Travel Home is a powerful expose of a government agency’s attempt to cover-up, and almost destroy one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th Century—the African Burial Ground. Screening, Q&A with filmmaker and reception.

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Co-Presented with the Black Documentary Collective

by Linda Atkinson

American artists Carmen de Lavallade and Geoffrey Holder emerged in the 1950’s to play a vital part in the newly energized world of modern dance. This intimate and revealing film tells the story of their forty-seven year marriage and their creative partnership. Screening & dialogue with Geoffrey Holder & Charmaine Warren and reception

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by Crystal Emery

Through the telling of four heartbreaking stories, The Deadliest Disease in America explores the sometimes lethal impact of racism in the U.S. health care system, and of three organizations actively making changes for the better.

Harlem Stage on Screen Sponsored by HBO

Co-Presented with the Black Documentary Collective

by filmmaker and BDC founder St. Clair Bourne

Join us as we celebrate 10 years of the Black Documentary Collective with a film tribute to its founder St. Clair Bourne. We’ll screen the provocative The Black and the Green, which drew parallels between the Black civil rights movement and the “troubles” in Northern Ireland.

Harlem Stage on Screen Sponsored by HBO

Co-Presented with the Black Documentary Collective