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We're here with David Turner, the co-director of "Mission:Congo" and right after we are having a panel discussion with him!!❗️❗️📽
Come see our tabling for more info about @congoinharlem and check out our amazing t-shirts! DON'T FORGET "Mission:Congo" starts tonight, not to late to get your tickets 📽❗️❗️
Director Patrick Kuba is here to help kick off Congo in Harlem. REMEMBER to catch him here again this Saturday for his film "Cocaïne Light" #congoinharlem8 #congo #congolese
On December 19th of this year, President @joseph_kabila is supposed to end his second term and pass his seat to a newly elected president. Yet the Kabila administration has stalled elections, and in direct opposition to the DRC’s constitution, has sought a ruling from the Supreme Court to extend his power indefinitely. The DRC may finally get a chance for a peaceful democratic transition of power. This Saturday Oct. 22nd at 3PM, @congoinharlem will have a Special Panel Discussion about "Congo on the Brink"! #congolese #DRC #jospeh #kabili
Colonel Honorine , a veteran Congolese police officer is suddenly transferred to Kisangani, 400 miles from her home. Shortly after arriving, dozens of women arrive in her office, still traumatized by the sexual violence they experienced duringa ferocious conflict between Rwandan and Ugandan troops in 2000. For Honorine a new challenge begins, as she fights for the recognition and support of these forgotten women. "A La Courbe Du Fleuve (A Bend in the River)", directed by Dieudonne Hamadi on Sunday, Oct. 23rd!! @congoinharlem #DieudonneHamadi #Democratic #Republic #of #Congo #2016
Author Pauline Etim-Ubah will discuss her forthcoming book, which profiles 20 new and emerging Congolese artists, highlighting issues of violence against women, media, and public engagement. Also on this program "(IN)VISIBLE CITIES", directed by Gianpaolo Bucci & Beatrice Ngalula Kabutakpua. This film follows the journey of Beatrice while she searches for her African roots through undervalued neighborhoods that she discovers to be very different from the images of poverty and danger they are usually connected with. Stay after for a post-discussion with the directors! Both events will be here on Thursday Oct. 20th only at @congoinharlem !#invisiblecities #beautyforcongo #congo #congofilmfest
 

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