AfroPoP: Season 16 | Trailer
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Documentary and narrative films about the global Black experience.
AfroPoP: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange rebrands as the public media home for both documentary and narrative films about the global Black experience. This season showcases real-life stories about fights for criminal and environmental justice in America, and shines a spotlight on Kenya, with two prize-winning narrative films on redemption and resilient joy.
Funding for AfroPoP: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
AfroPoP: Season 16 | Trailer
Preview | 1m 56sVideo has Closed Captions
AfroPoP: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange rebrands as the public media home for both documentary and narrative films about the global Black experience. This season showcases real-life stories about fights for criminal and environmental justice in America, and shines a spotlight on Kenya, with two prize-winning narrative films on redemption and resilient joy.
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- [Speaker 2] I kept telling myself that, freedom is a state of mind.
- [Speaker 3] Where am I?
(tense music) (tense music continues) - Cut.
- Hallelujah.
Thank you, Lord.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
- [Announcer] AfroPop, The Ultimate Cultural Exchange, Season 16 invites you to explore justice, hope, and redemption through a collection of Afro-futuristic narratives and reflective documentary films.
- [Speaker 4] This call is from a federal prison.
- [Announcer] A mother's fight to rebuild community unjustly stripped away.
- I am home, but I am not free.
I am not free because my sisters are not free.
- [Announcer] Commuted, directed by Naliah Jefferson and produced in collaboration with Danielle Metz.
(groaning) An imaginative girl's journey to becoming a superhero.
- Mike, did you see what I just did?
- [Announcer] Supa Modo, directed by Likarion Wainaina.
(tense music) A motley crew is stuck in the afterlife.
- No one stays here forever.
- But how do we leave if we don't know what brought us here in the first please?
(thunderstorm) - [Announcer] Kati Kati, directed by Mbithi Masya.
- The first flood, a hundred and some people came up out of this cemetery.
Daddy came up.
- [Announcer] And the impact of flooding on a historic black community.
Freedom Hill, directed by Resita Cox.
(gentle music) This season of AfroPop captures resilience and hope to illustrate the global black experience.
AfroPop, The Ultimate Cultural Exchange.
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