Utilizing background images of the various subject matter, this film chronicles Malcolm's speeches from (1963-1965) including several legendary Harlem speeches. (30 min.)
The 2011 Malcolm X Film Festival Panel
Marvin Worth, 1972,
Adapted for the screen from the autobiography he wrote with Alex Haley's assistance, Malcolm X (released two decades before the Spike Lee film Malcolm X) is a stirring portrait of the man whose life has become a rallying cry for millions. Includes rare footage of his speeches and interviews as well as newsreel footage. Narrated by James Earl Jones with Martin Luther King, Betty Shabazz, Ossie Davis, Muhammad Ali, Jesse Jackson, H. Rap Brown, Angela Davis and many more. (92 min.)
343 Malcolm X Blvd / Lenox Ave (Between 127th and 128th Streets)
Contact Us: (212) 582-6050 cinema@mayslesinstitute.org
Suggested Donation $10.00 (No One Turned Away For The Lack Of Funds)
Malcolm's
Echo
Dami
Akinnusi,
2009,
Narrated
By Prof. James Smalls, this award winning documentary travels in the
footsteps of Bro.
Malcolm's travels through Harlem. Includes music, spoken word and statements
dedicated
to Malcolm X by several Harlem residents and well known personalities.
(41
min)
The Autobiography Of El Hajj Malik el Shabazz,
Malcolm X
Gil
Noble, 1991,
A "Like It Is" television program special presentation produced,
written and reported by Gil Noble. This documentary utilizes "the actual words"
of Malcolm's biography in covering his life on film. Featuring music
by the Last Poets, rare interviews with various members of his family and tons
of archival footage of Malcolm X's speeches (60 min.)
"I Walked With Bro.
Malcolm": A Live Panel Discussion
With The Elders Who Walked & Worked With Malcolm
X This historic panel will avoid
the usual panel format of scholars, writers and activist "experts" by
providing a rare and revealing opportunity for the audience to actually hear
"1st Hand" from those former Nation Of Islam and OAAU members that were loyal to
Malcolm X and who actually walked & worked along side him until his
assassination. (60
min.)
Malcolm X Book Party
& Reception
(90
min.)
MAYSLES HARLEM CINEMA
343 Malcolm X Blvd / Lenox Ave
(Between 127th and 128th Streets)
Contact Us: (212) 582-6050
cinema@mayslesinstitute.org
Suggested Donation
$10.00 (No
One Turned Away For The Lack Of Funds)
CoSponsored By: The Peoples Survival Program
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The Malcolm X Commemoration Committee
with the OAAU & the Sons & Daughters of Afrikaobserve the 87th Anniversary
of the BIRTH of our BELOVEDMALCOLM X!on SATURDAY, MAY 19th, 2012Join us for the Annual Pilgrimage to Malcolm's Gravesite!Assemble @ the Harlem State Office Bldg
125th St. & Adam Clayton Powell Blvd @ 9AMCaravan/Buses Depart @ 1Oam SHARP
for FERNCLIFF Cemetery in Ardsley, NYDONATION: $9 Adults; $5 Children; Group Rates AvailableFor more info: Call 718-512-5008 • mxcc519@verizon.netThe Annual Pilgrimage to Malcolm's gravesite was conceived by the late
Ella Little-Collins, Malcolm's sister. It has been observed every year since 1966.
The Malcolm X Commemoration Committee joined the Pilgrimage in 1993, and since
that time, has expanded community participation by more than double. In 2000, Baba James Small, who with the Sons & Daughters of Afrika has overseen almost every Pilgrimage since its inception, invited the New Black Panther Party to serve as the ceremony's ‘Honor Guard’.To download a flyer, click here!FREE THE LAND!Let's “Pick up the Work” to Educate, Agitate & Organize to Free our Political Prisoners &
Prisoners of WarMalcolm X Commemoration Committeedéqui kioni-sadiki & Mani Gilyard, co-chairs“What you and I need to do is learn to forget our differences...We have a common oppressor,
a common exploiter, and a common discriminator.... once we all realize that we have
a common enemy, then we unite on the basis of what we have in common.”
— Malcolm X “Message to the Grass Roots”
El-Hajj Malik El Shabazz, Malcolm X's 87th Birthday Celebration
El-Hajj Malik El Shabazz, Malcolm X's 87th Birthday Celebration
- Date:May 19, 2012
- time:4pm-6pm
- Location:The Malcolm X & Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational Center 3940 Broadway, New York, NY 10032
- Price:Free
Keynote Speaker: Baba Zak Kondo PhD
Performances: Darrick Johnson and Others
Facilitator: A. Peter Bailey