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Thu May 24, 2018

Born Free Film Screening | STRIKE A ROCK and A RED RIBBON AROUND MY HOUSE

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A RED RIBBON AROUND MY HOUSE (Portia Rankoane, 26 minutes, 2001)
Pinky is a middle aged flamboyant and funny mother who owns a bar. She is also an AIDS activist and community educator who is HIV+ and we leave the film watching what Pinky does best – living.


 
STRIKE A ROCK (Aliki Saragas, 84 minutes, 2017)
In August 2012 in an event reminiscent of the apartheid era, South African police opened fire on striking miners killing 34, wounding 78 and arresting hundreds. It became known as the Marikana Massacre. Widows and other women in the community formed a grassroots organization demanding justice and reparations. The film closely follows two women involved, Thumeka who continues her activism in the organization and Primrose who leaves and gets elected to Parliament with the Economic Freedom Fighters Party.
*Born Free is a term for people who have grown up since the end of apartheid
This program is presented in conjunction with our current exhibition After the Thrill is Gone: Fashion, Politics and Culture in Contemporary South African Art
A RED RIBBON AROUND MY HOUSE (Portia Rankoane, 26 minutes, 2001)
Pinky is a middle aged flamboyant and funny mother who owns a bar. She is also an AIDS activist and community educator who is HIV+ and we leave the film watching what Pinky does best – living.


 
STRIKE A ROCK (Aliki Saragas, 84 minutes, 2017)
In August 2012 in an event reminiscent of the apartheid era, South African police opened fire on striking miners killing 34, wounding 78 and arresting hundreds. It became known as the Marikana Massacre. Widows and other women in the community formed a grassroots organization demanding justice and reparations. The film closely follows two women involved, Thumeka who continues her activism in the organization and Primrose who leaves and gets elected to Parliament with the Economic Freedom Fighters Party.
*Born Free is a term for people who have grown up since the end of apartheid
This program is presented in conjunction with our current exhibition After the Thrill is Gone: Fashion, Politics and Culture in Contemporary South African Art
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