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AUDIO / VIDEO
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COINTELPRO 1O1 - [Video: 56 min]
Credit: Freedom Archives, Claude Marks
Merritt College Home of The BPP [2008] [Video: 2 Hr 22 min]
Calif. Heartland The Civil Rights Era [Video: 80 min]
Cuba: An African Oddssey [Video: 1 hr]
Legacy of Torture [Video: 28 min]
Let The Truth be Told - Women of the BPP [Video: 12 min]
Bobby Seale interviewed by Marvin X 2000 [Video: 64 min]
Dreams Come True by Charlotte & Pete O'Neal [Video: 12 hr 8 min]
MAMA C Urban Warrior in the African Bush 2012 [Video: 54 min]
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Back when Mumia was a member of the Black Panther Party he traveled west to work with the Oakland chapter an important time in his evolution as a radical journalist. Now the story of his life and revolutionary times comes to Oakland and The New Parkway Theater THIS WEEKEND.
Oakland's history as a site of resistance continues today and makes a welcome home for this remarkable and passionate film. Help us ensure that this story has a meaningful impact on the Oakland community, by turning out large and engaged audiences.
IMPORTANT: There are only TWO SHOWINGS. 6:30pm Friday March 8th & 3:30pm Saturday March 9th. Tickets are on sale NOW. Buy now and encourage your contacts to buy now to ensure you get tickets before they sell out. |
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Producer/Director Stephen Vittoria will be on hand for Q&As
after the Friday evening and Saturday afternoon showings.
HardKnock Radio host and producer Anita Johnson will moderate the Q&As.
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474 24th Street
Oakland, CA 94612
510-658-7900
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UPDATE ON LOS ANGELES OPENING
And it's official: "Mumia: Long Distance Revolutionary" was #1 at the Los Angeles Box Office this past weekend for newly released documentaries. Incredible... in Beverly Hills, right in the center of the Empire's myth-making machine, "Mumia" was embraced by engaged and passionate audiences. Thanks to each and every one of you who experienced Mumia's remarkable story one of courage, resistance, and love. Spread the word, tell your friends and family, keep the fire lit all week long in LA (12:30/4:00/7:00/10:00).
AND BEST OF ALL, our big weekend earned us an additional week in the City of Angels. Thanks Angelenos for your big time commitment... and they said LA was where documentaries go to die. Well, not this "Long Distance Revolutionary."
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If you haven't seen it yet, watch the powerful trailer for Long Distance Revolutionary and share it with your community to get them excited and get them motivated. |
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A Street Legal Cinema Production
Written, Directed, and Edited by Stephen Vittoria
Produced by Stephen Vittoria, Noelle Hanrahan, and Katyana Farzanrad
FEATURING
Cornel West, Alice Walker, Angela Davis, Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, Dick Gregory, Amy Goodman, Peter Coyote, Ruby Dee, Giancarlo Esposito, and many others
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© 2013 Street Legal Cinema
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IN THE LAND OF THE FREE...
What We Want, What We Believe
Permission granted by Director, Shola Lynch
"Chisholm '72 — Unbought & Unbossed" is available on DVD at amazon.com and on Netflix
Memorial for Geronimo
Story of West Oakland
Brutal exploitation of farm workers, including slavery and
indentured servitude, continues to plague thousands in the
fields and groves of south Florida.
Here's an inside look at the ugly truth behind America's cheap
domestic produce.
Immokalee is the name of one of the largest agricultural worker
centers.
See this 24 minute documentary and be inspired by the story
of how the workers organized, formed a coalition, and
succeeded in raising wages and ending the violence.
Video: (24:26)
This documentary was produced by Jeff Imig
Seize The Time
DC & Geronimo Radio Special
Walter Turner & Greg Bridge
Speeches by Fred Hampton, Bobby Rush
by Michael Wanguhu and Russel Kenya
Credit: Panther Cub (Son of Ronald Jackson) Seattle Panther.
Malcolm X Day, Oakland
Tarika Lewis & Sister Charlotte O'Neal
May 22nd, 2010
All of Us or None Project
with Sauda, Kama, Ambrose(Sauda)
Featuring Newly Released
Credit Source: Pete O'Neal
Block Report
Credit for Use: Freedom Archives & Claude Marks
Defining Black Power Audio
Video credit: Ethel Paris (E. Oakland)
Credit and special thanks to Dr. Curtis Austin
for helping us expand our video section
Interview Credit: Dorsey Nunn
1. May 1967, Sacramento
2. Eldridge Cleaver, Sacramento State
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