The Embassy of the United States of America, American Film Showcase and Tercer Cine in collaboration with the Martin Luther King Jr. Foundation present "Prismatic Chronicles," a series of encounters to celebrate African Heritage Month and the contributions of the Afro-descendant diaspora through the confluence of the narratives of prominent African Americans and Afro-Hondurans in different areas of society.
Black Art: In the Absence of Light tells the story of black artists and curators who have created and preserved the heritage of African-American culture. The documentary focuses on how black art has influenced contemporary culture and explores how artists have addressed issues of racism, discrimination, resistance and resilience.
Documentary that tells the story of how Muhammad Ali's death brought the people of his Kentucky hometown - and around the world - together for an unforgettable week.
+Followed by a Zoom conversation with Graham Shelby (Director, City of Ali) and Jonathan McHugh (Producer, City of Ali), moderated by Gabriela Solano and Laura Bermudez.
In this intimate, yet epic love story filmed over two decades, indomitable matriarch Fox Rich struggles to raise her six children and keep her family together, while trying to get her husband released from prison in Louisana, popularly known as Angola.
+Followed by a discussion with Gabriela Solano and Kenia Castillo of the Martin Luther King Foundation Honduras.
