BGuthrie Photos: AFI Silverdocs 2011 -- "Shorts Program: The Stories That Shape Us" (two sessions)

AFI Silverdocs 2011 -- "Shorts Program: The Stories That Shape Us" (two sessions):

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Description of Pictures: SHORTS PROGRAM: THE STORIES THAT SHAPE US

THE BARBER OF BIRMINGHAM: FOOT SOLDIER OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT | Robin Fryday, Gail Dolgin 2011
BATHING MICKY | Frida Kempff 2010
GOOD BYE MANDIMA (KWA HERI MANDIMA) | Robert-Jan Lacombe 2010
LIVING FOR 32 | Kevin Breslin 2010

THE BARBER OF BIRMINGHAM: FOOT SOLDIER OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT: Robin Fryday, Gail Dolgin 2011
When lifelong barber James Armstrong served as a foot soldier in the 1950s civil-rights movement, fighting for all African-Americans to have the right to vote, he could scarcely have imagined the fulfillment of an elusive dream: the election of the first African-American president. — SS

BATHING MICKY: Frida Kempff 2010
Ebba “Micky” Heyman has experienced a great deal in her 100 years. As she spends four seasons swimming regularly in the ocean with her friends at a local bathing club, Micky reflects on her remarkable life, including marriage, motherhood and surviving during the Nazi occupation of Denmark. Filmmaker Frida Kempff paints a graceful portrait of a resilient woman whose positive spirit is an inspiration. – AP

GOOD BYE MANDIMA (KWA HERI MANDIMA): Robert-Jan Lacombe 2010
As a 10-year-old growing up in the small African village of Mandima during the 1980s, Robert-Jan Lacombe, the son of European parents, never thought he would have to say goodbye. In this poignant short, Lacombe looks back on his unique and carefree childhood while studying a panoramic photograph documenting the day he left behind the only way of life he had ever known. " AP

LIVING FOR 32: Kevin Breslin 2010
On April 16, 2007, the brutal massacre on the Virginia Tech campus left 32 dead and 17 injured. Twenty-one-year-old senior Colin Goddard was shot four times that day but managed to survive. LIVING FOR 32 is Colin’s harrowing account of his role in the life-changing event that transformed him into a gun-control activist. — AP

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