a harlem mother

By: stephanie

On Wednesday, April 27th Beyond Bullets took part in a screening at Maysles Cinema in Harlem. It was an honor to screen Bullets in the Hood at such an esteemed community space which was founded by renowned filmmaker Albert Maysles.

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Maysles Cinema Screening April 27th @ 7:30pm

By: stephanie

On Wednesday, April 27th at 7:30 PM The Maysles Cinema will present the Beyond Bullets: Gun Violence in America curated by Sylvia Savadjian. This event will feature three films on the topic of gun violence in America. The films include Living for 32 directed by Kevin Breslin, Bullets in the Hood: A Bed- Stuy Story, directed by Terrence Fisher and Daniel Howard, and A Harlem Mother directed by Ivana Todorovic.

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FREE Film Screening in Crown Heights

By: stephanie

Join us on Thursday, November 18th at LaunchPad, a terrific new arts space in Crown Heights, for a night of films and discussion about gun violence in the neighborhood. We are delighted to work with our partners at Crown Heights Community Mediation Center and Kings County Cinema Society to present this FREE public screening of short films about the impact of gun violence on local communities.

Anti–Gun Violence Film Screening & Discussion...

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A Harlem Mother & BeyondBullets.org Shorts

By: stephanie

We are thrilled to work with DCTV Presents to screen BeyondBullets.org short videos and Ivana Todorovic's superb short film, A Harlem Mother at our home base, Downtown Community Television Center. After months of successful screenings at schools and community centers throughout NYC, now it's time to share this work with our DCTV community. The screening will be part of LoMAL's Fall Downtown series.

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"A Harlem Mother" & Beyond Bullets Videos Screen in Harlem

By: stephanie

In honor of all our friends and colleagues in the Harlem community, American Friends Service Committee, New Yorkers Against Gun Violence, DCTV & award-winning documentary filmmaker, Ivana Todorovic, would like to invite you to an evening of anti–gun violence short films and community discussion in Harlem.

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