Engaging in healthy and effective communication exchanges is a form of cleansing for Black men that is longed for daily. Black men seldom offer the right words when expressing emotions or sharing inner thoughts, feelings, frustrations, and perspectives until it's too late. If a pic is worth a thousand words, this documentary is worth a thousand restored legacies.
Join us for a private screening of Sound Off, an anthropological documentary created and directed by Dr. Herman I. Pryor Jr. and Jay Dixon of DIXON Film and Photograpy that captures and communicates the Black male experience through a collective of perspectives. In doing so, we connect our audiences to the vulnerabilities, perspectives, inherited labels, stereotypes, roles, and expectations of our all Black male cast.
As Black men seek to define and control their narratives, immediacy and empathy are expelled imparting more awareness from this collective. The self-imprisonment of Black men and our perspectives and voices keeps us powerless. This independent film explores why silence can longer be our maker.
The film will be followed by a Q&A Session where you'll be able to meet cast members, production team, and the Directors and ask questions regarding the project. See screening schedule below:
6:30pm - Doors Open / Networking
7:00pm - Sound Off Documentary Screening
7:50pm - Panel Discussion & Q&A with Cast, Producer, and Directors
8:30pm - Close Out
Get there early as space is limited. We can’t wait to see you there!
