"We Were Here"
Is Essential
for Your Institution
"We Were Here" is an innovative film project that breaks through traditional boundaries, offering a rich, multifaceted experience across various platforms starting in February 2025. Conceived as a hybrid artwork, this film extends its influence beyond conventional screenings, establishing a presence in museums, universities, and organizations worldwide. We anticipate that the film will resonate globally with enthusiasts of history, the Black Diaspora, and art, as well as students and individuals eager to transform the way history is taught. Be part of this international movement by bringing "We Were Here" to your city and join us in reshaping cultural narratives and educational landscapes.
BRING THE FILM YOUR CITY FROM 2025
Universities have embraced
"We Were Here" as a powerful tool for education and dialogue. Through partnerships with academic institutions, the film is screened and discussed in classrooms, fostering critical thinking and awareness among students about the experiences of Black Europeans. These screenings are often accompanied by Q&A sessions with the filmmaker, providing valuable insights and perspectives.
In museums, "We Were Here" is presented as an immersive 3 channel installation, allowing audiences to engage with the film's themes and narratives in a unique, interactive setting. These museum-based experiences not only showcase the film but also serve as a catalyst for deeper discussions and reflections on the representation of Black people in Europe
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The film's impact extends to the corporate world, where "We Were Here" is utilized as a tool for diversity training and awareness. Companies invite the filmmaker to present
the film and engage in discussions about inclusion, representation. These screenings serve as a catalyst for change, encouraging organizations to foster more inclusive and equitable workplaces.
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"We Were Here" is more than just a film title; it is a powerful statement that aims to revolutionize the perception of Black presence in Europe. By giving voice to the experiences and stories of Black Europeans, the film empowers new generations to claim their rightful place in European society. It serves as a testament to the resilience, strength, and contributions of Black communities, challenging the dominant narratives and fostering a sense of pride and belonging.
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​Through its innovative approach and multifaceted presence, "We Were Here" is redefining the boundaries of filmmaking and art. By expanding its reach beyond traditional screening formats, the film becomes a catalyst for change, inspiring audiences, students, and organizations to confront the realities of racism and celebrate the diversity that has always been an integral part of the European landscape.
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