About this Event
OMELORA is a night of films in service to our People. The preservation of stories throughout the Diaspora and the creative telling of them through film is part of what keeps us alive through time and space.
These short films span different genres and time periods but together these filmmakers help us to understand the legacy not only slavery and data, but also resistance. These films are a reminder that we have found ways to reclaim our power against all odds, connect with nature, and use our creativity to carve out new ways of being and living when nothing else seemed possible. Featuring artists and filmmakers from Baltimore, Chicago, and the Caribbean this festival brings answers to century old questions.
It is with great pride that we present these films to you and we ask that you watch them with an open mind and heart.
Elu Omelora, CoFounder of The African Diaspora Alliance Moriah Ray, CoFounder of The African Diaspora Alliance Nia Hampton, The Black Femme Supremacy Film Fest
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Morgan State University - Martin D.Jenkins Hall, Room 100, 1700 East Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, United States
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