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Black Mexico Festival | Screening of short films with the presence of director André Lô Sanchez
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Thursday September 3
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
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Teatro Santa Ana en La Biblioteca
Relox 50A, Centro
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Event Description
Join us to the celebration of the African Heritage at tha Biblioteca during the Third México Negro Festival, “Our Third Root.”
Black Crowns With director André Lô Sanchez in attendance for a discussion about the documentary, which has been presented at more than 30 international festivals and has received numerous awards and honorable mentions.
Mexico | 2023 | 15 min | Rated A
In Spanish with English subtitles
What does it mean to freely embrace one’s own identity in an environment of invisibility? The hairstyles of four Afro-descendant people from Mexican-Senegalese families serve as the starting point for reflecting.
Following the short film, there will be a conversation with filmmaker, audiovisual artist, international speaker, and Afro-Mexican activist André Lô Sanchez.
Nyanga | Dir. Medhin Tewolde Serrano
México | 2023 | 20 min | All ages
In Spanish with English subtitles
During the colonial era, Nyanga was kidnapped off the coast of Africa, brought to Mexico and enslaved. Though forced to work on the master's plantation, he never stopped dreaming of freedom.
Based on historical facts, and using shadow theater and handmade cinema, ‘Nyanga’ is an homage to resistance against colonial chains.
Black Crowns With director André Lô Sanchez in attendance for a discussion about the documentary, which has been presented at more than 30 international festivals and has received numerous awards and honorable mentions.
Mexico | 2023 | 15 min | Rated A
In Spanish with English subtitles
What does it mean to freely embrace one’s own identity in an environment of invisibility? The hairstyles of four Afro-descendant people from Mexican-Senegalese families serve as the starting point for reflecting.
Following the short film, there will be a conversation with filmmaker, audiovisual artist, international speaker, and Afro-Mexican activist André Lô Sanchez.
Nyanga | Dir. Medhin Tewolde Serrano
México | 2023 | 20 min | All ages
In Spanish with English subtitles
During the colonial era, Nyanga was kidnapped off the coast of Africa, brought to Mexico and enslaved. Though forced to work on the master's plantation, he never stopped dreaming of freedom.
Based on historical facts, and using shadow theater and handmade cinema, ‘Nyanga’ is an homage to resistance against colonial chains.
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