AFI DOCS 2021

SPOTLIGHT ON THE HINDSIGHT PROJECT

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7 films in package
THIS BODY
As Sydney Hall participates in an experimental coronavirus vaccine trial in hopes of protecting her beloved New Orleans community, she and her loved ones confront the history of medical abuse and experimentation on Black bodies.
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UDAAN (SOAR)
UDAAN (SOAR) follows a young Pakistani woman as she immigrates from Karachi, Pakistan, to a small town in Arkansas to begin her first year of college.
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FOOD FOR THE POOR (COMIDA PA' LOS POBRES)
COMIDA PA' LOS POBRES follows a young Puerto Rican activist as he confronts the island’s persistent crisis of food insecurity.
MISSING MAGIC
MISSING MAGIC centers on a young poet and activist in Birmingham, Alabama, as he tries to write his way through the complex history of the city.
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WE STAY IN THE HOUSE
A group of New Orleans mothers struggle to care for their families and themselves throughout the pandemic. Utilizing video diaries, it provides an intimate portrait of mothering during a time of crisis.
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NOW LET US SING
An interfaith, interracial choir in Durham, North Carolina, is forced to take a new direction during the pandemic.
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Q&A - SPOTLIGHT ON THE HINDSIGHT PROJECT
Watch a special conversation with Amman Abbasi (UDAAN), Arleen Cruz (FOOD FOR THE POOR), Dilsey Davis (NOW LET US SING), Anissa Latham (MISSING MAGIC), Zac Manuel (THIS BODY), Kiyoko McCrae (WE STAY IN THE HOUSE) moderated by AFI Festivals Senior Programmer Ken Jacobson.
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MISSING MAGIC centers on a young poet and activist in Birmingham, Alabama, as he tries to write his way through the complex history of the city — from its much-lauded history with the Civil Rights Movement, to its residents’ reignited struggles with racial and economic inequality and police brutality.

  • Year
    2021
  • Runtime
    9 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    USA
  • Premiere
    World
  • Director
    Anissa Latham
  • Producer
    Anissa Latham, Kelsey Harrison
  • Cast
    Dikerius Blevins, Monte Young, Anthony Stallings II
  • Cinematographer
    David Brower
  • Editor
    Anissa Latham, Kelsey Harrison
  • Music
    Eric Mobley
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