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Pharoahe Monch Clap-Short Film
Here’s the Pharoahe Monch video for Clap…Produced by our Bed Stuy Film Co-op #teamhustlevision!!
Pharoahe Monch premieres his first visual from W.A.R. (We Are Rengades) out March 22nd. A 10-minute short film, Pharoahe Monch evokes raw emotions as he brings viewers on a journey of a police raid gone dramatically wrong.
“Clap (one day)” is directed by Terence Nance. Original score by Lion’s Share Music Group. Starring Gbenga Akinnagbe (The Wire), Kim Howard & Josiah Small. Fans who buy Pharoahe Monch’s W.A.R. album from iTunes will receive the short-film with purchase.
LEGENDARY:A FILM ABOUT THE ROOTS
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(Words by shamz)For the latest from OKPTV, we get an intimate mini-doc on the hardest working band in the biz, and now 4 time Grammy award winners, The Roots. Cam Be (director/editor) and Jeff Baraka (Interviewer/co-producer) tagged along with The Roots for a few stops on last year’s Hennessey Artistry tour, and got some great footage. Says Cam of the vid: “In this film I wanted to not only highlight the versatility of a group that has played with most everyone in the industry. But also capture candid moments of real human beings just trying to share the gifts they have been given to the best of their abilities.” Props to Cam, Jeff, and Bradley Murray for this.
Milton Rogovin: The Forgotten Ones
The Forgotten Ones is Short Documentary on Milton Rogovin, a social documentary photographer, that became known for capturing images of poor and working class people;The people he considered to be the forgotten ones. Milton died last month at 101 years old, but his work will live on as a part of the documentary photo collection at the Library of Congress.
Also The Working Class Eye of Milton Rogovin, a gallery showing of his work, is up now through June 30, 2011 at:
Gage Gallery
Roosevelt University
18 S. Michigan Ave.
Chicago