Trending...
- "Leading From Day One: The Essential Guide for New Supervisors" Draws from 25+ Years of International Management Experience - 340
- New Slotozilla Project Explores What Happens When the World Goes Silent - 269
- City of Long Beach Launches Second Cohort of Urban Planning and Design Internship Program - 215
This special one-time screening of this sprawling feature film occurs in two cities simultaneously during the early voting period.
BOSTON - Californer -- Crosby Tatum's latest film, The People, United: A Cinematic Diary will be screening simultaneously during the Urban Mediamakers Film Festival in Norcross, GA at the Norcross Cultural Arts & Community Center at 12pm, and the Ocktober Film Festival in Brooklyn, NY at the Stuart Cinema and Café at 6:15pm on Friday, October 25, 2024.
Both screenings are set to occur during the early voting period for the 2024 US general election between former US President Donald J. Trump, and the current Vice-President Kamala D. Harris.
Told from the viewpoints and perspectives of protestors on different sides, this raw, sprawling account of a movement for change is visually explored when the murder of George Floyd sparks worldwide protests, against a global pandemic and a contentious US election season in 2020.
More on The Californer
The film features over fifty on-the-spot remarks and interviews directly from protestors and demonstrators. Additional remarks from Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (D-MA), former Congressman Joe Kennedy III (D-MA), family members of Mr. George Floyd, Jacob Blake, Trayvon Martin, Terrence Coleman, Eurie Stamps Sr., are featured among several key leaders and community activists. The People, United is written, produced, and directed by Tatum, and produced by Crosby Tatum and Tressa Epps.
"This was one of the hardest films I've ever made," Tatum states as he reflects on the making of his film. "I was working at a hospital while driving for Uber Eats and Doordash during the 1st wave of the pandemic. The murder of George Floyd deeply affected me. Watching the visuals of people protesting police brutality pushed me over the edge."
More on The Californer
He adds, "At that point, I just picked up my camera and decided to tell the story about the people seeking equality & change, no matter what their beliefs or politics were. It is all about the people and their ability to stand united during the worst, and best of times. Our voices matter. And during a time of constant division and unrest it is not only important, but necessary for today, tomorrow, and the future to come."
Tickets can be purchased or RSVP'd at The People United Website with future screenings to be announced through their online mailing list. The trailer for the film can also be found on the film's website and Youtube page.
Both screenings are set to occur during the early voting period for the 2024 US general election between former US President Donald J. Trump, and the current Vice-President Kamala D. Harris.
Told from the viewpoints and perspectives of protestors on different sides, this raw, sprawling account of a movement for change is visually explored when the murder of George Floyd sparks worldwide protests, against a global pandemic and a contentious US election season in 2020.
More on The Californer
- READY Long Beach Returns October 12
- California: Governor Newsom proclaims Preparedness Month
- Snell & Wilmer Attorneys Keith Gregory & Dana Ontiveros Recognized as 2025 Leaders of Influence
- Teamsters Demand Fair Deal at Ralphs
- Entry Level Acting in LA 2025 Workbook to be Released in West Hollywood, California USA 2pm 10/11/25
The film features over fifty on-the-spot remarks and interviews directly from protestors and demonstrators. Additional remarks from Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (D-MA), former Congressman Joe Kennedy III (D-MA), family members of Mr. George Floyd, Jacob Blake, Trayvon Martin, Terrence Coleman, Eurie Stamps Sr., are featured among several key leaders and community activists. The People, United is written, produced, and directed by Tatum, and produced by Crosby Tatum and Tressa Epps.
"This was one of the hardest films I've ever made," Tatum states as he reflects on the making of his film. "I was working at a hospital while driving for Uber Eats and Doordash during the 1st wave of the pandemic. The murder of George Floyd deeply affected me. Watching the visuals of people protesting police brutality pushed me over the edge."
More on The Californer
- One Park Financial Earns Great Place to Work® Certification for the Eighth Time
- Los Angeles Affordable Healthcare Provider CCHC Reminds Families to Prioritize Vaccines and Wellness for Back-to-School Season
- Meet a Scientologist Makes Magic with Larry Soffer
- ICYMI: California hotline receives 1,200 reports of hate in 2024
- Open Art Call | The Art of Artificial Intelligence | Copenhagen
He adds, "At that point, I just picked up my camera and decided to tell the story about the people seeking equality & change, no matter what their beliefs or politics were. It is all about the people and their ability to stand united during the worst, and best of times. Our voices matter. And during a time of constant division and unrest it is not only important, but necessary for today, tomorrow, and the future to come."
Tickets can be purchased or RSVP'd at The People United Website with future screenings to be announced through their online mailing list. The trailer for the film can also be found on the film's website and Youtube page.
Source: Triceptus Studios LLC
0 Comments
Latest on The Californer
- TOM HAUSKEN: The Space Between
- California: Governor Newsom announces appointments 9.17.25
- Marketing Maven Ranked Top 10 PR Firm in Los Angeles by O'Dwyer's in 2025 Rankings Report
- California Lutheran University Receives Over $2.9 Million in Grant Funding
- Nationwide Boiler Supplies In-Stock 200K lb/hr Ultra Low NOx Boiler Package for Recovery Efforts i
- Ventura College Foundation Accepting Scholarship Applications for 2026-27 School Year
- C3.ai, Inc. (AI) Investors Who Lost Money Have Opportunity to Lead Securities Fraud Lawsuit
- California: Governor Newsom proclaims Constitution Day and Citizenship Day
- California: Governor Newsom signs legislation 9.17.25
- New Leadership and Renovations Usher in Next Chapter for Sunrise Manor
- Following Trump's politicization of CDC, West Coast states issue unified vaccine recommendations — California breaks from future federal guidance with new law
- Who Will Win the 2025 WNBA Finals? OddsTrader Shares Live Betting Odds and Projections
- Silva Construction Weighs In on the Most Popular Home Design Trends for 2026
- Geeks5g Creative Marketing: The Powerhouse Behind Business Growth
- Wise Business Plans Now Serves Entrepreneurs in Los Angeles with Tailored Business Plan Writing
- Proposition 1 continues delivering support for vulnerable homeless populations in California
- Agemin Unveils Breakthrough AI Model for Biometric Age Estimation, Setting New Standards in Online Child Safety
- Turnout Secures $21M in Seed Funding to Fuel Mission to Simplify Government Bureaucracy
- Teamsters Local 2010, UC Labor Unions File Historic Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
- Strategic Partnerships with Defiant Space Corp and Emtel Energy USA Powerfully Enhance Solar Tech Leader with NASA Agreements: Ascent Solar $ASTI