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NEGRITA, the debut documentary film from director Magdalena Albizu, interrogates the cultural prejudice and presumptions surrounding the lives of Afro Latina women in America. Albizu, a self-described negrita, explores an unconscious ideology of anti-Blackness in which both American and Latino cultures perpetuate a false narrative of Black as undesirable otherness. Through family pictures, childhood videos, and frank conversations, NEGRITA uses the director's own personal history to illuminate the larger tapestry of shared experiences throughout the Black and Latin community. Hand in hand with women from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Honduras, and Panama, Albizu and her subjects collectively confront their own Black identities, empowering themselves as Afro Latinas. Following the screening, the director will engage in a post-show Q&A to discuss her process of embracing her African history and her family's struggle to accept her journey.

NubianLatina Productions Inc. presents
Director, Producer, and Writer Magdalena Albizu
Producers Ingrid Matias and Eddie Bailey
Director of Photography Donavan Lambert
Editor Eddie Bailey
Executive Producers Eddy Albizu Perez and Daniel Albizu
Executive Producer Ben Lopez, NALIP. Executive Producer Gil Robertson. AAFCA

Official Member of Georgia Latino Film Alliance 2023
BronzeLens Official Selection 2023
Best Documentary, Reel Sisters of the Diaspora 2023
The Pan African Film Festival Official Selection 2024

If you have any questions about this event, please contact Guest Experience at 212-875-5456 or [email protected].

 
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