Tomorrow belongs to those who plan for it. Powerful Documentary, Mugabe: Villain or Hero? A Film Screening with Roy Agyemang The Pan-African Connection Bookstore Art Gallery and Resource Center 828 Fourth Ave., Dallas Texas, (Across From Fair Park Music Hall) 214-943-8262/[email protected] panafricanconnection Wednesday October 23, 7 p.m. See A Powerful Documentary Film Mugabe: Villain or Hero? A Film Screening with Roy Agyemang Join us for a screening of the award-winning film Mugabe: Villain or Hero? and an exclusive Q&A session with Director Roy Agyemang. Since Roy is making a follow-up video, he will be recording any questions that the audience has for Mugabe, and then he will pose them to Mugabe when he returns to Zimbabwe. Those interested in having themselves or their questions in the next movie should come and take advantage of the opportunity! ******** youtube/watch?v=L3aGgktbGyY This documentary explores in detail the controversial tenure of Robert Mugabe as President of Zimbabwe. The filmmaker also examines Mugabes political party, the Zimbabwe African National Unions seizure of the white settlers farmland in the mineral rich southern African country and its legacy for the entire continent. ******** About Film British filmmaker Roy Agyemang was in Zimbabwe attempting to make a documentary on President Robert Mugabe at a time when all western media was banned. What intended to be a three-month mission, turned into three life-changing years. Roy and his UK based Zimbabwean fixer, Garikayi, worked their way through the corridors of power, probing the cultural, economical and historical factors at the heart of the “Zimbabwean crisis”. In their quest to interview Mugabe, Roy and Garikayi were mistaken for the British Secret Service. Roy narrates this personal epic journey; as they gain unprecedented access to Robrt Mugabe, find themselves on Colonel Gaddafi’s private jet, and around a host of prominent African leaders. The film also explores the relationship between African leaders and the West, in the fight for African minerals. $5.00 Donation Requested For Media interviews or More information Contact 214-943-8262
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