Films with: Johnson, Fred

Coal black voices

"Coal Black voices is an intimate mosaic of images, poetry, and storytelling by Afrilachian poets as they give glimpses of life in the American Black South and Appalachian region. The ensemble of African-American writers challenge simple notions of an all white Appalachian region and culture while drawing on the traditions such as the Harlem Renaissance, the Black Arts Movement, and the experiences of the African Disapora. The poetry of the Affrilachian poets celebrates their African heritage and rural roots while encompassing themes of racism and Black identity. In this documentary they give voice to the pleasures of family, land, good food, artistic community, music and transformation"--Container.

DVD 10894

Coming to ground

DVD 10239

Hybrid city the contemporary urban landscape /

A study of the contemporary urban landscapes in which the new citadels of power separate the rich from the poor. Includes interviews with Edward Soja and David Harvey.

DVD 13423