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Gloria Rolando

Gloria Rolando

October '99 US Tour

Gloria Rolando had a succesful US tour in the fall of '99.  She showed Eyes of the Rainbow (on Assata Shakur), My Footsteps in Baragua, Oggun: An Eternal Presence, and her new short documentary film, El Alacrán (The Scorpion) that deals with the comparsas, the dance and music of Cuba's carnaval . She also had a presentation on a work in progress, filmed but not yet edited, that concerns the 1912 massacre of the Independents of Color, Cuba's first and only black political party at the turn of the century. She had a video with some stills from this film, the first time this event has been treated on screen, as knowledge of it was repressed for so long.   See synopsis and new photos on this last film, "Searching in My Dreams" (renamed Roots of my Heart).

 [Note: Assata Shakur posters now available.]

Gloria Rolando Itinerary - Updated 9/30

AfroCuban film maker Gloria Rolando was in the US in October and November of '99.

Oct 7 Emory University
Jones Room of Woodruff Library, 4 PM
Atlanta, GA
Oct 8 Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History
Atlanta, GA
Oct 11 University of Colorado
Denver, CO

Denver Film Festival
Oct 13 Eyes of the Rainbow
Brooklyn Heights Cinema
70 Henry Street in the heart of Brooklyn Heights
7:30 pm.

City College
Picker Center
Noon - various films

Oct 14 Programs in Latin American Studies
Princeton University
Princeton, NJ
Oct 18 State University of New York @ Stony Brook
Stony Brook, NY
Oct 20 Fourth Annual Sacramento Film Festival
African Diaspora Film Society
Crest Theater, 1013 K Street
Sacramento, CA
show time 7 P.M.
Oct 21-23 University of Washington
Seattle, WA

Cuban Film and Video Festival
Seattle, WA
Oct 24 African Diaspora Film Society
Parkway Theater 
1834 Park Boulevard
Oakland, CA

show time 12:45 P.M.

3:30-5:30-Fundraising reception at La Pena Cultural Center,
3105 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley. For more info call 510-667-9293.

Oct 26 Cal State LA - 6:00-8:00pm in the Music Hall.
5151 State University Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90032

The Music Hall is location in our Music Department area. If you have any other question please call (323)343-4367.

Oct 27 UCLA - open to the public
Center for African American Studies
Murphy Hall, Room 2312:  4 - 6 PM
UCLA Campus, Los Angeles
Oct 28 Pomona College
Claremont, CA

4-6 pm, video screening/lecture in Hahn Building, Room 101, Pomona College
420 North Harvard Avenue, Claremont, CA 91711 (corner of 4th St and Harvard)
Open to public; for more information, call (909) 607-2456

7:30-9:30 pm, video screening/lecture in Broad Performance Space, Pitzer College
corner of 12th Street and Mills Avenue, Claremont, CA 91711
Open to public, for more information, call (909) 607-3633

Oct 30 7 pm - Eyes of the Rainbow and presentation on Searching in my Dreams [Roots of my Heart]. HERE Union Hall, 548 20th St., Oakland
Between Telegraph & San Pablo near 19th St. BART station
$10-25 (students,underemployed $5).
For more information call 510-667-9293.
Nov 1 The Black Radical Congress presents.  For more information about these events or the Black Radical Congress, contact Ajamu Dillahunt at 829-0957. Ajamu Dakarai Dillahunt ardillahunt@igc.org      919 829-3970 fax

"Organize the South"             "Free Mumia Abu-Jamal"

7 PM Hayti Heritage Cultural Center, 804 Old Fayetteville St. Durham
Nov 2 7 PM Blacknificent Books and Cultural Center, 2011 Poole Rd. Raleigh
Nov 3 12 PM Mary Lou Williams Cultural Center, Duke University, Durham

7 PM Mary Lou Williams Cultural Center, Duke University, Durham

Nov 4,5 College of Charleston
Charleston, SC
Nov 6 The AIVF-DC salon of the Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers and Pastors for Peace-DC will host a screening and discussion of the work of Cuban filmmaker Gloria Rolando. The event will be held at:
Howard University, School of Communications
Screening Room West
6th & Bryant Sts., NW
7 PM
Nov 8 George Washington University
7:30-10:00 pm [open to the public]
Funger Hall (G and 22nd Sts, NW), Room 103
Washington, DC
Nov 10 Africana Studies, Latin American Studies, and CUSLAR
Cornell University
Ithica, NY
Nov 11 University of NY at Binghamton
Binghamton, NY
Nov 14-16 Boston, Brandeis University
Nov 15: Lown Building @ 5PM
Humanities Quad
Waltham, MA
Nov 17 Central Connecticut State University
New Britain, CT
Nov 18 Sarah Lawrence College
Westchester County, NY
Nov 19-22 Tampa, FL
University of South Florida

Gloria will show "Comparsa" and clips/photos of the 1912 film, followed by a panel discussion on "Race in the Americas: Afro-Cubans and African Americans - Past and Future with Susan Greenbaum, (Anthropology Dept), Alejandro de la Fuente, (History Dept),  Rodrick Colbert (student). Also Tomas Robaina, author of many works on Afro-Cubans, is invited.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 7PM, at University of South Florida, BEH 103 (Behavioral Science Bldg)
for information: 974-3547

open to the public

Sponsored by: University Lecture Series, , Latin American and Caribbean Studies, History Department, Anthropology Department. Co hosted by: Africana Studies Department, Womens' Studies, Caribbean Cultural Exchange, Student's Film and Video Organization and WMNF Community Radio.

There will be a fund raiser to honor the centennial year of the oldest AfroCuban organization in the US, the Sociedad La Union Martí-Maceo de Tampa, in its hour of need.

Nov 21 Travel to Pittsburgh
Frank McGlynn Nov 21-30

Nov 29 @ 7PM
University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg
Powers Hall 100 - reception following
sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh Department of Anthropology, Cultural Studies Program, and International Program

Nov 30 - Dec 1 Joel Vitiello
jovitiel@aol.com
Macalester College
Saint Paul, MN
Dec 2 - 3 Raoul Galvan
rcg@bcsec.com
Milwaukee, WI


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