Screening of Natasha A. Kelly's documentary film, "Milli's Awakening" (2018), featuring interviews with contemporary Black German woman artists (1970s-today). Discussion to follow.

Natasha A. Kelly is a bestselling author and editor of eight books. She is a curator, artist, filmmaker, theater director, and professor. Her film "Mili's Awakening" debuted at the 10th Berlin Biennale in 2018. Natasha is the founding director of Germany's first institute for Black German Arts and Culture.

Open to the public. For more information, please contact Rebecca Jordan (r.jordan@bowdoin.edu).

Sponsored by the departments of German, Africana Studies, Theater and Dance and the Cinema Studies and Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies programs. Also supported by the Blythe Bickel Edwards Fund, the Black Student Union, the German Consulate (Boston) and the Colby College department of German and Russian.