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ImageNation Cinema Foundation celebrates the US release of Akin Omotoso’s Vaya and its limited run in Harlem at ImageNation’s RAW SPACE. Continue Reading →
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Moikgantsi Kgama Talks Black Panther On The Danny Tisdale Show
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Join Moikgantsi Kgama, founder of ImageNation Cinema Foundation discuss the movie Black Panther, with host Danny Tisdale, on The Danny Tisdale Show. Continue Reading →
Harlemite Returns To Syracuse To Launch Film Series
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Moikgantsi Kgama, a Syracuse native is returning home to launch “Cocktails & Cinema,” a quarterly independent film series that highlights the global Black experience. Continue Reading →
ImageNation Partners With Power 105.1 For Their Film And Music Festival 2017
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ImageNation Cinema Foundation is excited to announce their new partnerships with Power 105.1 FM and Urban Movie Channel for their 15th annual ImageNation Outdoors Festival: Six Nights of Soul Cinema and Music Under the Stars. Continue Reading →
Sponsored Love: It’s Gonna Be A Beautiful Night, A Soul Train Tribute to Prince (update)
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It’s become the hottest Jam in the park over the last 4 years! The Soul Train Tribute presented by Imagenation Cinema Foundation & InJoy Enterprises is an annual tribute to the visionary Don Cornelius and his iconic program Soul Train. Continue Reading →
“Ayanda” At ImageNation’s RAW SPACE In Harlem
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Join Reel Sisters For Arrays screening of Ayanda. AYANDA is a coming-of-age story that takes us into a vibrant Johannesburg community alive with love and humor, risk and reward, tragedy and triumph. Continue Reading →
HW Talk: The State Of Indie Filmmakers Of Color In Harlem (update)
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ImageNation Foundation, Reel Sisters and Harlem World Magazine have partnered to create the Harlem World Magazine HW Talk Series regarding the State of Indie Filmmakers of Color. Continue Reading →