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Fragments, movements, and radical unselfing coalesce in a collective treatise on the poetry of charged spaces. A hazy screen marks a violence that cannot be traced. Felled trees drift along a bayou tributary, in search of a disappearing home. Childhood excursions are revisited, unearthing obscured truths from spring-fed rivers and snow-capped mountains. Strained desire and brute force commingle in the cramped quarters of a hostile hostel.
Personal and institutional archives come together to resurrect the memory of Florida’s Paradise Park, a waterpark that was a site for Black leisure in Jim Crow America.
- Year2026
- Runtime22 minutes
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorMartine Granby
Fragments, movements, and radical unselfing coalesce in a collective treatise on the poetry of charged spaces. A hazy screen marks a violence that cannot be traced. Felled trees drift along a bayou tributary, in search of a disappearing home. Childhood excursions are revisited, unearthing obscured truths from spring-fed rivers and snow-capped mountains. Strained desire and brute force commingle in the cramped quarters of a hostile hostel.
Personal and institutional archives come together to resurrect the memory of Florida’s Paradise Park, a waterpark that was a site for Black leisure in Jim Crow America.
- Year2026
- Runtime22 minutes
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorMartine Granby