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Next at the BCC

International Lens Film Series screening of “Neo-African Americans”


Friday, February 10th • 4PM
Sarratt Cinema

Free and Open to the Public
Presented by Dr. Frank Dobson, Director, Bishop Johnson Black Cultural Center
USA(2009) Directed by Kobina Aidoo

This film is part of the Black Migration Symposium which will take place at Vanderbilt Feb. 10-11.
This documentary discusses the idea of being black in America in light of the influx of black immigrants from the Carribean and Africa. English. 64 minutes. DVD.
The director of this film will be present to lead a post-screening discussion.
The International Lens film series is coordinated by the Office of Arts & Creative Engagement and the Office of International Student & Scholar Services in collaboration with Vanderbilt University academic departments, centers, and programs.

Parking for Nashville community members for International Lens screenings in Sarratt Cinema is available at no charge in Zone 2, Lot 2 on West End Avenue. Please avoid parking in spaces that are reserved. If the lot is full, metered parking spaces are available on West End (NOTE: there is no charge after 6 p.m. for parking at meters along West End. ALL other meters on campus are enforced 24/7 so do not park at these meters).

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