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About

A dreamlike archive in conversation with the past and the present to reimagine a more nuanced narrative of Latasha Harlins by excavating intimate and poetic memories shared by her cousin and best friend.

Screens with Documentary Shorts Program 1

YEAR 2019

CATEGORY Shorts Programs

COUNTRY U.S.A.

RUN TIME 19 min

WEBSITE http://www.sophianahliallison.com

EMAIL sophia.nahli@gmail.com

PHONE (708) 228-9968

Credits

Director	Sophia Nahli Allison
Cinematographer	Sophia Nahli Allison
Edited by	Sophia Nahli Allison
Producers	Janice Duncan Fam Udeorji Sophia Nahli Allison
Animation	Adebukola Bodunrin
Original Music	Minna Choi
Executive Producers	Aubrey Aden-Buie Elisa Gambino
Color Grading	Kya Lou
Sound Mixer	Riley Mackin
Music Supervisors	Fam Udeorji Jen Malone
actor	Tybie O'Bard Shinese Harlins

Artist Bio

Sophia Nahli Allison

Sophia Nahli Allison is an award-winning experimental documentary filmmaker and photographer from South Central LA. She reimagines the archives using magical realism and excavates hidden truths by conjuring ancestral memories. She has held artist residencies and fellowships at The MacDowell Colony, the Camargo Foundation in Cassis, France as a 3Arts Residency Fellow, POV Spark’s African Interactive Art Residency, and The Center for Photography at Woodstock. She has a master’s degree in visual communication.