Dusable to Obama: Chicago’s Black Metropolis (88min), USA
The film celebrates the rich history of African-Americans in Chicago as it explores the city's growth as a center of Black culture. From its founding as a trading post by Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable to the historic election of Chicago's own Barack Obama. Chicago's place in American history is unparalleled.
It is the story of the dreams, hopes and aspirations of a people who embody the spirit of self-reliance and success in the face of seemingly overwhelming odds. The story is operatic in scope yet as personal as a prayer.
Time:
20:50 – 22:40
2011 Films
2011 Films
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Nashville International Black Film Festival--Best Documentary
2011 Films
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Producers: Barbara E.Allen and Daniel Andries
Writer: Dr.Gail F. Baker
Original Music : Orbert Davis
Associate Producer: Charceana J.Williams
DOP: Tim Boyd
Editor: Barbara E. Allen Assistant
Producer: Keisha Chavers
