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AFRICVILLE

PROMISED LAND

PROMISED LAND

 TV-SERIE  3 seasons   


In the face of discrimination, sabotage, and the tragic dismantling of Africville, the Colored Hockey League Saga' unfurls an epic tale of visionary leaders who dared to challenge societal norms. Follow the extraordinary journey of James Robinson Johnston, Henry Sylvester Williams, and James A. R. Kinney as they, under the guidance of mentor John Thomas Bulmer, establish the groundbreaking Colored Hockey League. As the league rises to prominence, it becomes a symbol of resilience for the Africville community. Yet, relentless antagonists, including white hockey players, a discriminatory church, and businessmen with economic motives, conspire to erase Africville from existence. The climax sees the heartbreaking demolition of Africville and the tragic demise of the once-hopeful league. 'Africville, the promised land' is a powerful narrative of triumph over adversity, highlighting the enduring legacy of those who fought for equality, even in the face of systemic injustice." 

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PROMISED LAND

PROMISED LAND

PROMISED LAND

DOCUMENTARY


A poignant documentary that explores the vibrant history and tragic demise of the African-Canadian community of Africville in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Through archival footage, personal interviews, and historical records, the film traces the origins of Africville as a close-knit settlement founded by formerly enslaved individuals in the 18th century. Despite its rich cultural heritage and resilience in the face of systemic racism and neglect, Africville was subjected to forced eviction and demolition in the 1960s, leaving generations of residents displaced and fighting for recognition and justice. This documentary stands strongly on its own, but also complements the television series of the same name, offering a deeper exploration of Africville's history and legacy.

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