Documenteriy 2018Connecting The Dots
Connecting The Dots is a film that was funded by Black History Ottawa and Directed by Tristan Barrocks to showcase the unique experiences of Black Canadian communities.
Taking place during the UN International Decade for People of African Descent (2015-2024), the film Connecting the Dots is a story that uncovers African-Canadian truth telling. An eye-opening documentary, this present day narrative reclaims the stories so often taken and used without consent, and amplifies them from within Black communities on a national scale.
Follow the inter-generational quest to identify the "promising practices" that will help eradicate anti-black racism, and increase Black capacity now and for the decades beyond 2024.
Honouring legacies that pre-date the country of Canada, this film acknowledges the contributions of People of African Descent in building Canada. This reflective and engaging documentary piece explores the people behind the progress and highlights many of our Black leaders achieving success in areas ranging from economic prosperity to art & culture. These are our perspectives Our Contributions Our Voices Our Talents Our Communities Our Stories For more information please reach-out to myself or the connecting the dots team. 2 years of planning. 7 months of filming. 6 PROVINCES. 15 CITIES. 18 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SESSIONS. Over 2,000 dots ••• connected. More than 12,000 volunteer hours. A national tour criss-crossing the nation comes to a head.✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 Premiering nationally online - the trailer for the feature docu-series - CONNECTING THE DOTS. Directed By: Tristan Barrocks The Digital Storyteller
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2 ans de préparation. 7 mois de tournage. 6 PROVINCES. 15 VILLES. 18 Séances D'ENGAGEMENT COMMUNAUTAIRE. Plus de 2000 points ••• connectés. Plus de 12 000 heures de bénévolat. Une tournée nationale sillonnant le pays atteint son apogée. ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 Lancement national en ligne - bande-annonce de la série de documentaires - CONNECTING THE DOTS.
WEB · 2018
Tristan Barrocks
YEAR
2018
FORMAT
Short film - 4k
RUNTIME