Let The Eagle Scream, A documentary film by Rhonda L. Haynes/Nia Love
Evening Cocktail Fundraiser (Cocktail pour réunir des fonds de production).
Rencontre/réunion
Le 19 Juin 2010
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Cinéma/TV, Histoire/société
New York – États-Unis
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Lou’s Production Association, Inc. & Blacksmith Daughter
Let The Eagle Scream
A documentary film by Rhonda L. Haynes/Nia Love
« Que vous soyez la victime ou le bourreau, le lynchage forme une part de l’histoire personelle de chacun d’entre nous ».
Let the Eagle Scream: Evolution of Lynching in America (Laissons l’Aigle hurler: Evolution du lynchage en Amérique), ce film documentaire raconte l’histoire de la violence, de l’hostilité, et de la brutalité envers les Africains Américains des arbres où on les pendait hier aux barreaux de prison d’aujourd’hui.
Un film documentaire de Rhonda L. Haynes et Nia Love.
Production : Lou’s Production Association, Inc. & Blacksmith Daughter
Please join us for the Evening Cocktail Fundraiser
Saturday-June 19, 2010
6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
2035 Second Avenue
(Between 104 & 105 street)
Let the Eagle Scream: Evolution of Lynching in America, documentary film tells the history of violence, hostility, and brutality toward African Americans from yesterday’s hanging trees to today’s iron bars. Beginning with archival footage of lynching and the stories from victim and perpetrators descendants, the film traces this tragic legacy that will be intertwine to such modern day cases as the Central Park 5, Jena 6 and the Sean Bell case.
« Whether you are the victim or the perpetrator, lynching is a part of the personal history of each one of us »
Proceeds will support production and travel expenses.
The evening includes a screening of the trailer, and auction of spectacular items.
Cocktails and hor d’oeuvres
Cash Bar
We gratefully acknowledge the following event sponsors:
H2RJ-King Downing Allison Hoornbeek
Bikram Yoga NYC Medi-Kwame Vilmar
Islah Alexander
Chefmu-
Suggested donation 0.00 pick a #
R.S.V.P@[email protected]/212-663-4207
Let The Eagle Scream
A documentary film by Rhonda L. Haynes/Nia Love
« Que vous soyez la victime ou le bourreau, le lynchage forme une part de l’histoire personelle de chacun d’entre nous ».
Let the Eagle Scream: Evolution of Lynching in America (Laissons l’Aigle hurler: Evolution du lynchage en Amérique), ce film documentaire raconte l’histoire de la violence, de l’hostilité, et de la brutalité envers les Africains Américains des arbres où on les pendait hier aux barreaux de prison d’aujourd’hui.
Un film documentaire de Rhonda L. Haynes et Nia Love.
Production : Lou’s Production Association, Inc. & Blacksmith Daughter
Please join us for the Evening Cocktail Fundraiser
Saturday-June 19, 2010
6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
2035 Second Avenue
(Between 104 & 105 street)
Let the Eagle Scream: Evolution of Lynching in America, documentary film tells the history of violence, hostility, and brutality toward African Americans from yesterday’s hanging trees to today’s iron bars. Beginning with archival footage of lynching and the stories from victim and perpetrators descendants, the film traces this tragic legacy that will be intertwine to such modern day cases as the Central Park 5, Jena 6 and the Sean Bell case.
« Whether you are the victim or the perpetrator, lynching is a part of the personal history of each one of us »
Proceeds will support production and travel expenses.
The evening includes a screening of the trailer, and auction of spectacular items.
Cocktails and hor d’oeuvres
Cash Bar
We gratefully acknowledge the following event sponsors:
H2RJ-King Downing Allison Hoornbeek
Bikram Yoga NYC Medi-Kwame Vilmar
Islah Alexander
Chefmu-
Suggested donation 0.00 pick a #
R.S.V.P@[email protected]/212-663-4207
English
Lou’s Production Association, Inc. & Blacksmith Daughter
Let The Eagle Scream
A documentary film by Rhonda L. Haynes/Nia Love
Please join us for the Evening Cocktail Fundraiser
Saturday-June 19, 2010
6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
2035 Second Avenue
(Between 104 & 105 street)
Let the Eagle Scream: Evolution of Lynching in America, documentary film tells the history of violence, hostility, and brutality toward African Americans from yesterday’s hanging trees to today’s iron bars. Beginning with archival footage of lynching and the stories from victim and perpetrators descendants, the film traces this tragic legacy that will be intertwine to such modern day cases as the Central Park 5, Jena 6 and the Sean Bell case.
« Whether you are the victim or the perpetrator, lynching is a part of the personal history of each one of us »
Proceeds will support production and travel expenses.
The evening includes a screening of the trailer, and auction of spectacular items.
Cocktails and hor d’oeuvres
Cash Bar
We gratefully acknowledge the following event sponsors:
H2RJ-King Downing Allison Hoornbeek
Bikram Yoga NYC Medi-Kwame Vilmar
Islah Alexander
Chefmu-
Suggested donation 0.00 pick a #
R.S.V.P@[email protected]/212-663-4207
Let The Eagle Scream
A documentary film by Rhonda L. Haynes/Nia Love
Please join us for the Evening Cocktail Fundraiser
Saturday-June 19, 2010
6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
2035 Second Avenue
(Between 104 & 105 street)
Let the Eagle Scream: Evolution of Lynching in America, documentary film tells the history of violence, hostility, and brutality toward African Americans from yesterday’s hanging trees to today’s iron bars. Beginning with archival footage of lynching and the stories from victim and perpetrators descendants, the film traces this tragic legacy that will be intertwine to such modern day cases as the Central Park 5, Jena 6 and the Sean Bell case.
« Whether you are the victim or the perpetrator, lynching is a part of the personal history of each one of us »
Proceeds will support production and travel expenses.
The evening includes a screening of the trailer, and auction of spectacular items.
Cocktails and hor d’oeuvres
Cash Bar
We gratefully acknowledge the following event sponsors:
H2RJ-King Downing Allison Hoornbeek
Bikram Yoga NYC Medi-Kwame Vilmar
Islah Alexander
Chefmu-
Suggested donation 0.00 pick a #
R.S.V.P@[email protected]/212-663-4207
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