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Tribeca Youth Screening Series @ Tribeca Film Festival

Tribeca Film Institute is proud to invite NYC students, youth filmmakers and educators to our programming held throughout the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival. All events are free of charge.

To attend one (or several) events from of our series of educational fairs, screenings and special events, please download and complete a reservation form.



Monday, April 28th
6pm
BMCC Tribeca PAC
199 Chambers St

Rucker Park. The mecca for all street basketball players. In Beastie Boy Yauch’s super-energized documentary, eight of the country’s top 24 high school players participate in the first “Elite 24” tournament on the same court that helped turn Dr. J, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Wilt Chamberlain into legends.

Director: Adam Yauch


Tuesday, April 29th
1:30pm
AMC 19th Street East
890 Broadway

After more than a decade of civil wars leading to more than 250,000 deaths and one million refugees, a group of courageous women rose up to force peace on their shattered Liberia and propel to victory the first female head of state on the African continent.

Director: Gini Reticker

Wednesday, April 30
12pm
AMC 19th Street East
890 Broadway

Four classmates (Kurd, Christian, Shiite, and Sunni/Shiite) in Baghdad are given cameras to document their last year in high school, resulting in a rare firsthand view of what it’s like growing up where sectarian violence rages right outside the classroom window.

Directors: Ivan O’Mahoney and Laura Winter


Friday, May 2
12pm
AMC 19th Street East
890 Broadway

This is the story of World Champion Boxer, Kassim Ouma—born in Uganda, kidnapped by the rebel army and trained to be a child soldier at age six. After a decade of warfare, Kassim defected and began a new life in America, quickly rising through the boxing ranks. As he trains for his next world title fight, keeping his demons out of the ring becomes increasingly difficult. A chance to reunite with his family in Uganda hinges on a military pardon from the same leaders responsible for his abduction.

Director: Kief Davidson