Screening dates and booking

Credits

  • Director

    Brittany Shyne

  • USA 2025. 123min

  • Courtesy of

    INDOX

  • Language

    English

Access information

Descriptive subtitles:
Sunday 12 October 20:10

Closed Captions (CC) via WatchWord smart glasses:
Saturday 11 October 18:25

Intro / Q&A Live captioned:
Saturday 11 October 18:25

Intro / Q&A BSL interpreted:
Sunday 12 October 20:10

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Introduction

Filmed over seven years, director-cinematographer Brittany Shyne’s striking monochrome film follows generations of Black farmers as they navigate systemic challenges, including discriminatory government subsidies that favour their white neighbours. More than a story of hardship, it’s an immersive portrait of their lives and spiritual heritage. A deeply resonant film, it offers a timely exploration of land, racial justice and extractive capitalism.

Hyun Jin Cho

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