Here’s a great sneak peek video portrait and e-mail from our friend Alfie Wade Jr, who is a founding member of the Harlem World Magazine board who moved to Sete, Paris a few back.
He writes:
“… This is part of a story of people who migrated here to Sète who now live in Ile de Thau ( “the Hood” ) and each of us tell our story.It is the place where I work, my youth Double Dutch sport program… For those of you who don’t understand “French” the images and the scenery will give you an idea of my life here. The official screening is scheduled to take place April 30, 2016 with all of the participants.”
Here’s the video:
Please share your comments below.
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