I Am a Man | MiniShorts Block 2 (70m) | 30th Anniversary PAFF Virtual

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Mini-Shorts Block 2 (70m) contains the following films:

1) Black is Black (5m)

2) Blackout (7m)

3) Two Weeks (5m)

4) Car Theraphy: Uncoupling (7m)

5) Grist (5m)

6) Hacking the New Jim Code (3m)

7) I Am A Man (6m)

8) Murika (6m)

9) Ode to Joy: An Introduction (3m)

10) Pressed (6m)

11) Satisfaction (7m)

12) Troubled Waters (5m)

13) Witchsters* (5m)

Note: Does not include "Everything's Fine" for virtual cinema

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Four Black men from different worlds have a heartfelt conversation about manhood, creativity, sex and their place in the world. They discover the harsh reality that not much has changed but are nevertheless grateful for those who came before them.

Year
2021
Runtime
6 minutes
Language
English
Country
United States
Premiere
West Coast

Director
Michael "Boogievision" Pinckney
Screenwriter
Michael "Boogievision" Pinckney and Calvin Walker
Producer
Curshion Jones, Kenneth Gifford, Tobias Truvillion
Executive Producer
Michael "Boogievision" Pinckney
Cast
Tobias Truvillion
Cinematographer
Marcus Hawthorne
Editor
Marcus Hawthorne
Sound Design
Olu Poisson
Music
Ameya Saraf

10 films in package

Black is Black

A much-needed conversation about colorism, a major issue within many communities -- particularly the Black community.

Two Weeks

Date night takes a turn for worst when Rachel's husband admires the waitress' butt.

Car Therapy: Uncoupling

A college therapist who moonlights as a ride-sharing app driver meets a too turnt lesbian couple with too much tea (and other things!) to spill in the car.

Grist

Hannah ends a three-year on-again/off-again "situationship" with Roman due to irreconcilable world views that have potentially serious ramifications. But it wasn't all a wash.

Hacking the New Jim Code

Can Afrofuturism pave the way for a society free of biased technology? A discussion of the legacies of slavery and underrepresentation envisions an Afrofuturist world where technology is community-driven rather than profit-driven.

I Am a Man

Four Black men from different worlds have a heartfelt conversation about manhood, creativity, sex and their place in the world.

Ode To Joy: An Introduction

An intimate paean to Mother Earth and to Black women’s generativity.

Pressed

When a socially awkward young woman gets the date of her dreams, she finds herself under pressure to change her looks.

Satisfaction

An embarrassing incident forces a woman to choose between sheltering her surprise witness and finding her sexual voice.

Troubled Waters

An examination of the relationship between water and the Black community; how water has been used as a tool by Black people but also weaponized against them throughout history.