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People Everywhere are “A Lot Like You”
ALLY Review from ForWorldThinking… I had the great pleasure of watching an engaging documentary, ‘A Lot Like You’, over the weekend at the San Francisco Asian American Film Festival. The aspect of the film that resonated most with me personally … Continue reading
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Tagged Documentary, Film, Story, Mixed Race, Multicultural, Identity, Culture, journey, festival, A Lot Like You, justice, non-profit, community, engagement, Eliaichi Kimaro, family, review, restorative justice, For World Thinking, Eric Roache, global
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Art With Impact review
‘A Lot Like You’ Film Review Tue, 03/13/2012 – 12:28pm | by ericroache When reviewing a film, one of the key measures of quality to us here at Art With Impact is the ability of the film to inspire action … Continue reading
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Tagged A Lot Like You, accountability, Art With Impact, Culture, Documentary, Eliaichi Kimaro, engagement, festival, Film, Gender, Identity, journey, justice, Mixed Race, Multicultural, non-profit, Race, restorative justice, review, screening, SFIAAFF, Story, Tanzania, trauma, violence, women
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ALLY Review in Bitch Magazine (Spring 2012 issue)
A Lot Like You Director: Eliaichi Kimaro The documentary A Lot Like You begins with an image of the filmmaker Eliaichi Kimaro’s daughter, Lucy, with Kimaro wondering in voiceover how she will answer the inevitable question of mixed-race children: “What … Continue reading
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Tagged A Lot Like You, abuse, accountability, Bitch, chagga, Culture, Documentary, Eliaichi Kimaro, family, Film, Identity, journey, justice, legacy, Mixed Race, Multicultural, restorative justice, review, Tanzania, trauma, violence, women
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Vashon Beachcomber – Doc lifts veil on generation of abuse…
A documentary lifts a veil on a generation of abuse By LESLIE BROWN Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber Editor Nov 09 2011 From left, Eric Frith, Pete Droge and Eliaichi Kimaro in Frith’s studio on the west side of Vashon, where … Continue reading
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Tagged A Lot Like You, abuse, accountability, chagga, Culture, Documentary, Eric Frith, family, Film, fundraiser, Gender, Identity, journey, Lectures, legacy, Mixed Race, Multicultural, Pete Droge, restorative justice, screening, Tanzania, trauma, Vashon, violence, writing
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indieWIRE previews ALLY’s NY screening
indieWIRE’s blog, Shadow and Act, previewed A Lot Like You for its upcoming screening at the African Diaspora International Film Festival in New York on Thursday 12/8. If you’re in town, I will also be speaking on a panel about “Monetizing Independent … Continue reading
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Tagged A Lot Like You, abuse, africa, chagga, Culture, Diaspora, Documentary, family, festival, Film, Gender, Identity, journey, Lectures, legacy, Mixed Race, Multicultural, New York, restorative justice, Samara, screening, Tanzania, trauma, violence, writing
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The story behind the story…finally
On Tue 11/1, Pete, Eric and I sat down with Leslie Brown at the Beachcomber, who tapped into the story that’s been waiting to be told. Together, we reflected on our intense (and ongoing) collaboration on this project…our deeply personal journey to unearth the … Continue reading
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Tagged A Lot Like You, abuse, accountability, chagga, Culture, Documentary, Eric Frith, family, Film, fundraiser, Gender, Identity, journey, Lectures, legacy, Mixed Race, Multicultural, Pete Droge, restorative justice, screening, Tanzania, trauma, Vashon, violence, writing
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NW Network hosts ALLY screening on 10/21 (Seattle)
Storytelling is a vital path towards social transformation. The NW Network of Bi, Trans, Lesbian, & Gay Survivors of Abuse has been turning silence into stories into social change for nearly 25 years. Join us as we share the story … Continue reading
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Tagged A Lot Like You, abuse, accountability, Central Cinema, chagga, Culture, Documentary, family, Film, fundraiser, Gender, Identity, journey, Lectures, legacy, Mixed Race, Multicultural, restorative justice, screening, seattle, Tanzania, trauma, violence, writing
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Eliaichi Kimaro at WSCADV annual conference
09/21/2011: I was fortunate enough to deliver the closing keynote at the annual conference of the WA State Coalition Against Domestic Violence. I’m so grateful to have this opportunity to reflect on this film’s journey, and the power of … Continue reading
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Tagged A Lot Like You, abuse, accountability, chagga, Culture, Documentary, family, Film, Gender, Identity, journey, keynote, Lecture, legacy, Mixed Race, movement building, Multicultural, restorative justice, screening, Story, storytelling, Tanzania, trauma, violence, writing, WSCADV
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Turning to the Past to Envision a Different Future: Family Accountability in Eliaichi Kimaro’s “A Lot Like You”
I’m SO incredibly grateful to Wendy Elisheva Somerson for the depth she brings to this generous, complex, insightful article about our film!! A huge thank you to Wendy and Tikkun magazine for digging deep and taking this conversation to a whole … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, accountability, chagga, Culture, Documentary, family, Film, Gender, Identity, legacy, restorative justice, Tanzania, trauma, violence
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Coming soon to a campus near you!!
09/07/2011 Announcing new speaker! Eliaichi Kimaro: A Lot Like You We’re happy to announce our representation of filmmaker and gender-violence activist Eliaichi Kimaro. Her wonderful film, A Lot Like You, and the accompanying lecture A Lot Like You: Culture We … Continue reading
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Tagged A Lot Like You, abuse, accountability, chagga, Culture, Documentary, family, Film, fundraiser, Gender, Identity, journey, Lectures, legacy, Mixed Race, Multicultural, restorative justice, Samara, screening, Tanzania, trauma, violence, Vunjo, writing
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