Through extended, simple conversational scenes and well-curated flashbacks, Urich artfully conveys a longing to discover her history and break familial barriers.
Filmmaker Chloe Abrahams candidly confronts family trauma, masterfully exploring a difficult past in order to bring her mother and grandmother together.
On the first two nights of the True/False Film Fest, this documentary details the life of Nikki Giovanni through her poetry and advocacy.
In their film “Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni...
Jefferson City native Hermon Mehari and his quartet performed a groundbreaking, Eritrean-influenced set at Murry’s Feb. 19.
From left to right: Peter Schlamb on piano, Rick Rosato on bass,...
Jesse Auditorium hosted Take 6, the most awarded a cappella group in history, on Feb. 16.
Take 6, an a cappella sextet, performed at Jesse Auditorium on Feb. 16. Singing to a crowd of adults...
The Ragtag Cinema’s series, which explores anticolonial cinema from throughout the African Diaspora, had its second edition, featuring the 1973 Senegalese film and a performance from local artist Cydnee Dotson.
