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French Filmaker meets Farmville Community

French filmmaker Fabrice Chiambretto who created the documentary surrounding the creation of the Virginia Civil Rights Memorial was introduced to the Farmville community yesterday.

 http://wflo.net/?Barbara Johns

Chiambretto’s Barbara Johns: The Making of an Icon, intimately follows the creation of the Virginia Civil Rights Memorial and tells the story behind the memorial: the 1951 Moton High School Student Strike led by 16-year-old Barbara Rose Johns.

Chiambretto says the story of Barbara Johns is one he’s never seen before. He calls it a universal story that could inspire children in different countries where education is at stake.

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Foreign film tells story of Virginia school desegregation heroine

http://www.thenewjournalandguide.com/

PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA

      Audiences around the world may soon know the story of the 1951 Moton Student Strike.

      On September 1, French filmmaker Fabrice Chiambretto premiered his documentary, Barbara Johns: The Making of an Icon at the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site in Topeka, Kansas.  The film premiere was part of the Heart of America Black Expo Grant Fest.  Planning for a second screening to be held in Virginia next spring is currently underway.

      The film intimately follows the creation of the Virginia Civil Rights Memorial, unveiled on Richmond’s Capitol Square in 2008.  It also tells the story behind the memorial: the 1951 Moton High School Student Strike led by 16-year-old Barbara Rose Johns.  The students’ courageous actions catapulted Prince Edward County, Virginia into the center of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement and ultimately resulted in the Supreme Court’s landmark 1954 Brown v. Board decision outlawing racial segregation in America’s public schools.

     The documentary includes interviews with several individuals close to the memorial project and history, including 1951 Moton student striker John Watson and Moton Museum president Bob Hamlin.

 Site du Musée ROBERT RUSSA MOTON le 14 septembre 2012

http://www.motonmuseum.org/barbara-johns-foreign-film-premieres-in-the-u-s-2/

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