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Thank you Artists at Risk Connection for your support. Screening Kaali at Columbia University means a world to me given the history of political persecution and continuing legal struggles.
Bursting with gratitude Thank you Franke Program in Science and the Humanities, Whitney Humanities Center,Yale Mac Millan South Asian Studies Council, Yale University. Blessed by eighteen months old Zaylee baby,
The truth about stories is, that’s all we are. There is nothing more exciting than bringing stories to the big screen. Listen to the voices of Afro Indigenous Quilombola Community,
When she visited Sri Lanka in 2013 for a literary conference, filmmaker Leena Manimekalai first heard about the forced disappearances in the country, an ongoing phenomenon since the 1980s. After she met
Karin Hazé75shots is indeed the voice of queer community and the courage and compassion with which she emboldens queer stories across African countries where homosexuality is criminalised is commendable. It
Back again from the coal fields of resistance and struggles. Opened our hearts out to Stefan Hotstetter about our current immersion Saracura The Film. Thank you Green Majority Radio for
hank you each and every soul for generously supporting our participatory climate cinema with Quilombola communities in Afro Amazonia, Brazil. We are in the process of making the “proof of
Please click the gofundme link and make your contributions. https://gofund.me/b892b7ba (Link in bio) Thank you. #ClimateAction#climatecinema#blackconsciousness#quilombola#Amazonia
Thank you @penamerica and @bardcollegePosted @withregram • @atriskartistsAnnouncing the 2023 cohort for the The Center for Ethics and Writing! PEN America’s Artists at Risk Connection is thrilled to announce the
Video Installation – Screening now, in the foyer at the Coach House: 𝘒𝘢𝘢𝘭𝘪 (2022), by Leena Manimekalai. @uoftculturetech@uoft 𝘒𝘢𝘢𝘭𝘪 (9:00, 2022) is a performance documentary film in which the female
