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“Every Mother’s Son” will be on WABC TV

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. Steve Gorelick on Huffpost Live

Prof. Gorelick was on Huff Post’s new live streaming network on January 4th at 6:30 PM EST. The topic/discussion is an outgrowth of his interest in how media and culture – as well as the survivors of catastrophic violence – act in the aftermath of incidents to create art and culture and rituals that express their grief and their sadly futile need to know why.

Specifically, it will deal with how such incidents often lead to understandable controversies among artists, video makers, public officials, community members, survivors and others about how to remember and what objects in which spaces to create memorials.

Prof. Kelly Anderson’s My Brooklyn will be having a theatrical run

Prof. Kelly Anderson’s My Brooklyn will be having a week-long theatrical run! My Brooklyn was chosen by the Independent Filmmaker Project to be at Rerun Theater in Dumbo Jan. 4-10 and Jan. 25 – Feb. 3. The film will be playing every night, twice, and some days too. Allison and Kelly are organizing a great lineup of panels and discussion, including a showing of never-before-seen images of Downtown Brooklyn in the 1980s by Jamel Shabazz, discussions with neighborhood organizations about how we shape the future of our neighborhoods, presentations on the history of urban design at Fulton Mall, and much more.
For those of you wondering how the screenings at This Human World Film Festival in Vienna went a few weeks ago, Kelly wrote a short blog post on My Brooklyn’s website that gives a little taste. The film ranked 5th out of 80 films for the audience award!

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