#hhff2016

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As the summer is almost ending I have to say I'm very proud of the accomplishments I've been able to do. One of them being my short film "The Picture" being screen at the first ever Hip Hop Film Festival NYC at the national black theater in Harlem. This film was a personal one to me and I felt it was my duty to teach my audience about my The Haitian Revolution. In the years to come I want this 7min short to be screen in every history class at every public school in America and around the world. Everyone need to know Haiti was the first black republic. Its my destiny to tell that story the right way. #hhff2016 #hiphopfilmfestival #hiphopfilmfest #haitianrevoultion #aniccoproduction

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My actress @uniquelywiredm & I attending the Q&A session after our film "The Picture" premiere at The first annuel Hip Hop Film Festival at The National Black Theater in Harlem. #hhff2016 #hiphopfilmfestival #hiphopfilmfest #aniccoproduction #sagephotography (at National Black Theatre)

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Hip Hop Film Festival NYC - The Culture - August 6th!

PASSES AVAILABLE: @hiphopfilmfestivalnyc.com

There is a fifth element to Hip Hop..and that is KNOWLEDGE. This film explores the ever popular saying "This is CHESS..... it ain't checkers!" by intersecting the politics of Hip Hop into the game of chess.

Living Like Kings (Benjamin Kaplan) As our great American cities struggle with issues of race and class, a new generation of players enthusiastically competed over the board and a new art form flourished. 'Living Like Kings' explores this unlikely collision, making clear that the lessons one can learn from the mic and the chessmen transcend the categories race, class, faith, and culture. The film documents where and how these two worlds intersect and provides a unique lens through which to see our nation grapple with significant issues.