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IMA student Alex Mallis – IMA / Urban Planning produced short doc recently released. The film was made in Prof. Kelly Anderson’s Media Community Advocacy class by Ryan Daniels, Ahmed Tigani, Rachel Mullon, and Alex Mallis. It was premiered the film before “My Brooklyn”.
A Voice for Vacancy (Picture the Homeless) from Alex Mallis on Vimeo.
Prof. Gold and Anderson’s documentary will be on WABC TV:
Watch sections of EVERY MOTHER’S SON (documentary by Professors Tami Gold &
Kelly Anderson) on the WABC TV Show HERE & NOW, Sunday, January 20th at 12
noon. Ramarly Graham’s parents and the son of Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. (both
slain by the police) and filmmaker Tami Gold will also be on the show. Watch it!
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For information about EVERY MOTHER’S SON go to:
http://www.andersongoldfilms.com/everymothersson/
Prof. Kelly Anderson’s My Brooklyn at reRun Theater just over a week ago: sold out every screening! People were turned away at the door.
Because of all this success, IFP and Filmwax are presenting another 9-day run of My Brooklyn at reRun!
Here’s some recent press:
New York Times
Anderson’s sensitive study of gentrification … traces a tale of aggressive rezoning, multimillion-dollar development deals and racial displacement. The history of the American city is in itself one of cyclical displacement, but here the apparent lack of transparency and official callousness are especially troubling.
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