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Thank you to everyone who came out to see "Asmarina"(Asmarina - U.S. Premiere Screening). Such a great vibe in the room. It was so nice to see New Orleans friends and fam connecting with people from our local Eritrean community. Celebrating Juneteenth, Eritrean independence and human rights! Keep up with the filmmakers Medhin Paolos & Alan Maglio at Asmarina Project. Thank you all for making such a great film!
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In celebration of #Juneteenth and in solidarity with the Eritrean people, I hope you can join me for a special screening of the Asmarina Project 's documentary film, "Asmarina" in New Orleans, Louisiana. I'm hoping to foster a growing conversation around the struggle for human rights in the American Gulf South and across Africa and the Middle East. "Asmarina" explores the cultural contributions of Eritreans to Italian identity and also highlights the stories of recently arrived Eritrean migrants. Eritreans are currently the second largest group seeking asylum in Europe. Many are dying at the hands of smugglers and drowning daily in the Mediterranean Sea. How and where do we as Black Katrina victims/ survivors fit in with their story? Other global human rights struggles? Join me for a film screening and discussion exploring these questions. Special thanks to NEW ORLEANS LOVING FESTIVAL Charitable Film Network Japan Society of New Orleans and Cafe Istanbul NOLA for their support!
ASMARINA: Voices & Images of a Postcolonial Heritage A documentary by Alan Maglio & Medhin Paolos
Mixed Company and Charitable Film Network is honored to host a presenation of Alan Maglio and Medhin Paolos' documentary film, "Asmarina." Set within the habesha community of Milan, "Asmarina" interrogates the postcolonial heritage of Italy and Eritrea that has been little scrutinized up to now. Starting from the collective memories of the community, the film gathers together the legacy of personal stories, exploring the different shades of identity, migration and the aspirations of the Eritrean/ Ethiopian people. The film explores the everyday life stories of those who have lived in the city for years, those who were born in Italy and refugees who have just arrived.
Admission is FREE Presented by Charitable Film Network and Mixed Company (www.themixedcompanyproject.tumblr.com) with support from Café Istanbul and the Japan Society of New Orleans.
For more information contact [email protected] or [email protected]. Follow Asmarina on Facebook at www.facebook.com/asmarinaproject, and visit the official film website at http://asmarinaproject.com/en.
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**The movie is filmed in Italian and subtitled in English.
