Fwd: NYIHA FILMFEST OPENS IN NYC ON MAY 8TH

From: Dr. Steeve Coupeau <[email protected]>

My name is Dr. Steeve Coupeau with NYIHA MEDIA found globally at:
http://www.nyiha.com.
I wanted to get in touch to invite you to NYIHA FILM FEST, which brings
into the public eye films that add to knowledge of migrations, diasporas,
and interactions of cultural groups. Showcasing some of the best films
being produced internationally, the festival's line-up includes provocative
dramas, edgy thrillers, and intriguing documentaries from countries as
diverse as Puerto Rico, Haiti, Brazil and South Africa.

NYIHA translates to border in English. Border-crossing mobility has been
prevalent throughout history. The border has come to signify a process of
interaction and circulation of people and ideas across physical or
non-physical spaces. We’ve already had a great response from a range of
organizations and filmmakers, both nationally and internationally. Our
screening room, at Maysles Cinema, is a charming venue. Any question, feel
free to call us at 646-301-0146!

NYIHA FILM FEST 2013 is set to be our best yet with experiences that are
interactive, entertaining, informative, and memorable. Would you join me on
opening night on May 8th?
Wednesday, May 8th, 7:30 pm
A Present Past: Afro-Brazilian Memories in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
Hebe Mattos and Martha Abreu, 43 minutes, 2012

Thursday May 9th, 7:30 pm
Nelson Mandela: Amazing Man (South Africa) by Michael Lee

Baseball in Time of Cholera (Haiti)
Bryn Mooser and David Darg, 28 minutes, 2012.

Friday, May 10th, 7:30 pm
Under My Nails (Puerto Rico)
Ari Maniel Cruz, 90 minutes, 2012
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Dr. Steeve Coupeau (646) 301-0146
President NYIHA MEDIA http://www.nyiha.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/**nyiha1 <http://www.youtube.com/user/nyiha1>

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