TCB - Toni Cade Bambara School of Organizing by Louis Massiah and Monica Henriquez (USA, 2025, 105 min) TCB – The Toni Cade Bambara School of Organizing is a biography of the influential writer Toni
Screenings
You Don’t Have to Go Home, But . . .by Aidan Un (USA, 2024, 78 min) You Don’t Have to Go Home, But . . . is an ode to dancing bodies, a grimy love letter to Philly, a story about what to do when the
True North by Michèle Stephenson (USA/Canada, 2025, 96 min) Through the use of never-before-seen archives and the voices of those who lived through the tumultuous period of 1960s Montreal, True North
Congo Oyé by Bill Stephens and the People’s Communication Network (US, 1971, 45 min) A rare and seldom seen work, made by Bill Stephens in collaboration with Chris Marker, Eldridge Cleaver, and
BARRIO TELEVISION (work in progress) by Christina DiPasquale (USA, 2026, TBD) BARRIO TELEVISION uncovers the story of Puerto Rican activists who produced the first bilingual Latino television series
The Sight Unseen by Shawn Antoine II (USA, 2026, 35 min) The Sight Unseen is a hybrid film that explores the miraculous, spiritual event witnessed by Sharon Wilson and her family in the Bronx in 1971
Precious Places Premiere Montgomery Auditorium, Parkway Central Library, 1901 Vine Street Since 2003, Scribe Video Center’s Precious Places Community History Project has facilitated the production of
Preserving the Revolution: Films by Josh Morton and Sedat Pakay From the Yale Film Archive, join us for three newly preserved shorts by student filmmakers at the time, Sedat Pakay and Josh Morton
From local filmmakers, these two film projects focus on time, place, and living black and queer histories from North Philadelphia to Detroit. Talking Walls by Marcellus (USA, 2024, 27 min) In this
A Home Worth Fighting For by Natasha Florentino (USA, 2025, 40 min) Through the eyes of longtime residents fighting to save their homes, A Home Worth Fighting For, exposes a flawed political process