The Knight Foundation and O Cinema Partner to Offer Free Virtual Screenings of Magnolia Pictures Documentaries I Am Not Your Negro, Whose Streets? and Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am
Starting June 7th, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and O Cinema will work with Magnolia Pictures to make documentaries I Am Not Your Negro (June 7th), Whose Streets? (June 14th) and Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am (June 21st) available for free across eight of the Knight Foundation’s communities. These three films speak powerfully to systemic inequality and serve as blueprints for effecting change. Community partners in each city, which include Akron, Charlotte, Detroit, Macon, Miami, Philadelphia, San Jose, and St. Paul will host virtual discussions about ways to support social justice and anti-racism in their communities. The films are being made possible thanks to the support of Knight Foundation, which has generously agreed to cover the rental fees for viewers.
Each film will be made available to view each Sunday, starting at 2pm ET for free until midnight eastern standard time on Monday evening.
Please register in advance to watch Toni Morrison by filling out the form to receive a secure link and password to view the film.
Registration will close each Sunday at 12pm ET for that weeks film. An email with a link and password will arrive in your inbox each Sunday at 1:30pm. A list of virtual community conversations will be included in the email you will receive with instructions on how you can participate in the chats. This website will be updated each Monday for registration for the current film of the week.