Langston Hughes African American Film Festival 2009

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206 Zulu
Georgio Brown 2009
Categories: Documentary
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Run time: 60 min. | USA
Local filmmaker Georgio Brown takes a detour from 18 years of producing Coolout TV to create an intimate look at hip hop and social justice collective, the 206 Zulu Nation. The 206 Zulus are multicultural family of artists who form the Seattle chapter of the larger 206 Zulu Nation, and international social justice hip hop movement founded by Afrika Baambata. Candid discussion, performance and interviews with members of the collective. Post Screening discussion with filmmaker Georgio Brown.
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