Ten Years Later:
Talking While Black
DIRECTOR(s): Geovonday Jones
PROJECT TYPE: Documentary Short
GENRE: Drama, Social Justice
COUNTRY: United States
RUN TIME: 0:24 min
CAST: Ron Himes, Tamiko Turner, Jordan Wallace, Demond Turner, Cassius Deloartic McPherson, Donald McClendon Jr., Jerome Anthony Jernigans
Directed by Geovonday Jones and produced by Mia Bible and Delisa Richardson, with executive producers Emmett Williams and Jessica Wernli, this poignant documentary explores the question: Who has the privilege of growing old in America? Through the voices of seven Black men living in the decade after the Ferguson Uprising, beginning on August 9, 2014, in St. Louis, MO, the film reflects on their past, present, and hopes for the future. Drawing on raw emotion, lived experience, and thoughtful commentary, Ten Years Later offers a deeply human portrait of resilience, legacy, and the ongoing quest for dignity and equality.
DATE: Friday, October 3
TIME: Shorts Suite 2 / 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM CST
