John Lewis

Black History, Interviews, Juneteenth, Social Justice

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Celebrating Juneteenth, a look back: A conversation with documentarian Dawn Porter

by cinemafemme

June 17, 2022

February 2021 Cinema Femme had the honor of speaking with documentarian Dawn Porter about her impactful films. We bring back our interview with her to celebrate Juneteenth weekend. *Not an

Black History, Film Festivals, Juneteenth, Tribeca

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For Juneteenth, we celebrate and elevate “As Of Yet,” directed by Chanel James and Taylor Garron

by Rebecca Martin

June 19, 2021

For Juneteenth today, we will be celebrating the Tribeca film “As Of Yet” directed by Chanel James and Taylor Garron. Juneteenth has now become a national federal holiday, which would

Awards, Black History, Interviews, Juneteenth, Social Justice

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Dawn Porter captures an awe-inspiring legacy in “John Lewis: Good Trouble”

by Rebecca Martin

November 26, 2020

We featured this interview on July 1st, 2020 before John Lewis passed. Dawn Porter won Mind the Gap (California Film Institute and Mill Valley Film Festival) Documentarian of the Year

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