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Array Releasing Announces Theatrical Release Dates for Fall 2015 Acquisitions

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Array Releasing Announces Theatrical Release Dates for Fall 2015 Acquisitions

*Los Angeles, CA  – The diverse distribution collective Array Releasing is proud to announce a special double feature theatrical experience for its Fall 2015 releases.

Beginning November 13, Array will open Sara Blecher’s ” Ayanda” and Takeshi Fukunaga’s “Out of My Hand” in Los Angeles and New York City followed by a national tour to include Atlanta, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Seattle, Houston and Boston.

“Ayanda”  and “Out of My Hand” are films that represent the breadth and width of diverse filmmaking. A drama dissecting love in all forms directed by a South African woman and a story of migration and masculinity directed by a Harlem-based Japanese man, both starring all-black casts, prove to be a powerful duo,” explained Array’s Executive Director Tilane Jones.

“These are the varied visions and voices that Array celebrates and amplifies through our releases. We’re thrilled to showcase these films together for film lovers who appreciate distinct, robust storytelling from underrepresented perspectives.”

” Ayanda”  is a coming-of-age story that takes us into a vibrant Johannesburg community alive with love and humor, risk and reward, tragedy and triumph.

Blecher centers the film on a young woman’s journey of self-discovery as she struggles to save her father’s car repair shop along with her memory of him.  This film held its world premiere screening at the 2015 Los Angeles Film Festival winning the Special Jury Prize in the World Fiction Competition.

“Out of My Hand” takes viewers inside the humble life of a Liberian rubber plantation worker.

Fukunaga’s film depicts the severe working conditions, failed unionization and corporate corruption that drive one man away from his family and his country to the foreign streets of New York City where his past forces him to confront his sense of isolation and belonging. This film debuted in the Panorama Section of the 2015 Berlin International Film Festival.

Opening Week Theatrical Engagements:

“Ayanda” and “Out of My Hand” 

Starting 11/13              Los Angeles                Downtown Independent

Starting 11/13              New York                    Imagenation RAW Space

Starting 11/18              New York                    Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture

One-Night Tour Engagements:

Ayanda
11/13               Washington DC           Smithsonian Institute’s National Museum of African Art
11/14               Atlanta, GA                 Georgia Pacific Auditorium presented by Bronzelens

11/17               Philadelphia, PA          African American Museum presented by Reelblack

11/19               Houston, TX                Houston Museum of African American Culture

11/22               Montgomery, AL         Pure Art Literary Café
11/24               Seattle, WA                 Ark Lodge Cinema

12/01               Calabash, NC             South Brunswick Islands Center

12/05               Boston, MA                 Reel Life Experience at Arts Emerson
12/05               Greensboro, NC         The Artist Bloc

Out of My Hand
11/14               Atlanta, GA                 Georgia Pacific Auditorium presented by Bronzelens

11/17               Philadelphia, PA          African American Museum presented by Reelblack

11/20               New York, NY             Imagenation RAW Space

11/22               Montgomery, AL         Pure Art Literary Café
11/24               Seattle, WA                 Ark Lodge Cinema

11/26               Houston, TX                Houston Museum of African American Culture

12/01               Calabash, NC             South Brunswick Islands Center

12/06               Boston, MA                 Museum of Fine Art Boston
12/08               Washington, DC          Anacostia Arts Center presented by Parallel Film Collective
12/12               Greensboro, NC         The Artist Bloc

About Array

Array Releasing (www.ArrayNow.com) is an LA-based arts collective dedicated to the amplification of films by people of color and women founded as AFFRM in 2010 by filmmaker Ava DuVernay. Since 2010, ARRAY’s founding organizations include: Urbanworld (NYC), Imagenation (NYC), Reelblack (Philadelphia), BronzeLens Film Festival (Atlanta) and DVA (Los Angeles).

The collective’s film releases to date include: 2012 Sundance Best Director Award Winner “Middle of Nowhere”; 2011 Sundance World Cinema Audience Award Winner “Kinyarwanda,”2011 Sundance Film Festival Official “Next” Selection Restless City; Official Slamdance Selections”Vanishing Pearls”and “Big Words”, Jamaican gem “Better Mus’ Come” and 2011 Image Award winner “I Will Follow”.

 

 

 

 

source:
Tilane Jones
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