Documentary Films
Making The Impossible Possible
Making The Impossible PossibleMAKING THE IMPOSSIBLE POSSIBLE tells the story of the student led struggle to win Puerto Rican Studies at Brooklyn College, CUNY, in the late 1960’s. |
Detroit 48202: Conversations Along a Postal Route
Detroit 48202: Conversations Along a Postal RouteA man, a postal route, a changing city. Detroit 48202: Conversations Along a Postal Route explores history and change in Detroit, through the lens of African American postal worker, Wendell Watkins, and the customers he has built ties with over 30 years on his route. |
Cuban Roots/Bronx Stories
Cuban Roots/Bronx StoriesHighlights the historical journey of an Afro-Cuban family, from Jamaica, to Cuba, to the Bronx, revealing that the Cuban-American experience is more diverse, racially and ideologically, than we are often led to believe. |
With a Stroke of the Chaveta
With a Stroke of the ChavetaA poetic documentary short that leaves us wondering where to draw the line between "worker" and "intellectual." |
Disobeying Orders: G.I. Resistance to The Vietnam War
Disobeying Orders: G.I. Resistance to The Vietnam WarFocuses on the antiwar movement within the armed forces during the Vietnam War. |
Remembering the Mamoncillo
Remembering the MamoncilloThe history and cultural importance of the Recordando el Mamoncillo festival and El Club Cubano is brought to life by dance scenes, testimonies of long-time members of the club and musical performances by Chico Alvarez y su Palo Monte, Son Sublime, the Charanga All-Stars, and Orquesta Broadway. |
News
MAKING THE IMPOSSIBLE POSSIBLE - MARCH SCREENINGS
March 8, 2021
March 17 -31, 2021
BIG MUDDY FILM FESTIVAL - https://bigmuddyfilm.eventive.org/films
March 19, 2021
Hostos Community College - bit.do/BXimpossiblepossible
March 25, 2021
DETROIT 48202 Shortlisted for Award From Black Journalists
January 26, 2021
DETROIT 48202 was recently shortlisted by the National Association of Black Journalists for a Salute to Excellence Award in the TV Network Documentary Category. NABJ recognizes journalism that “best covered the black experience or addressed issues affecting the worldwide black community.” Although Detroit 48202 did not win this prestigious award, it is an honor to have been one of 4 finalists.