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The Lost Element Film Screening | Betti Ono Gallery | Afrofuturism

The Lost Element Film Screening | Betti Ono Gallery | Afrofuturism
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Blessings,
Betti Ono Gallery will be hosting us for the screening of The Lost Element Film for the first time to conclude Black History Month's Future's Week!

What One Ticket Buys
- Admission for you and your Family
- What is considered family: (2Adults, 2Youth) 4 People Total

What is Future’s Week?
Futures week is a week in Black History Month where we highlight Afrofuturism: a concept of black liberation via ideas and designs for the future or in the futuristic mindset. It’s like science fiction, but for the melenated culture. This week will host a bunch of events, workshops, screenings, and performances.

About the Film:
The Lost Element is a compilation film that follows a young man by the name of Leo Mercer through the streets of Oakland Ca. It shows his progression from boy to man as he transitions from a wild rebel to healer and community organizer. The film follows Leo as a passionate, but drained community organizer who is ascending from the mishaps of the Bay Area streets, including gentrification, mass incarceration, and a culture that is being extorted from the inside out.
Program:
5pm: Networking & Welcoming
530pm: Introdution to Film
6pm: Watch Film
7pm: Q&A Afrofuturism Session with special guests and others involved in the film
Hope to see you all there!
The Mercer

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