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DESCRIPTION:\n\nThe event will be a fundraiser for the financially strapped local 
 organization operated by the late "Aunt Bea" Midleton. The Hunters Point 
 Community Youth Park Foundation, has been an institution many poor urban 
 youth rely upon for recreational opportunities, and even meals.\n\nKevin 
 Epps of the award winning doc "Straight Outta Hunters Point", was deeply 
 affected by the loss of Aunt Bea and hopes to raise funds to continue her 
 vital programs. Kevin will be offereing signed S.O.H.P DVDs and a three day 
 all film fest pass to any one who makes a $50 donation online.\n\nStraight 
 Outta Hunters Point, a gripping  ghetto portrait will screen Wed 6/25 8:00 
 p.m\n\n\nA special limited edition of this award winning flick we be 
 available for $25 donation to the 'Park.\n\nVisit the website 
 http://www.HipHopFilmFest.com to donate, read up on the event, learn about 
 the flix etc.\n\nother flix to screen besides S.O.H.P 
 include:\n\nMATINEES\n\nWeds 6/25 2:00 p.m\nThe Freshest Kids \n\nthis 
 matinee shows off some of the brightest breakin' moments of Hip Hop's early 
 street & dancefloor pioneers. A celebration of movement & a Fest fave 
 !\n\nWeds 6/25 4:00 p.m\n\nA Youth Media Program on Weds at 4:00 p.m 
 includes flix from Conscious Youth Media, Youth Speaks, and Point:Visions 
 from the students of Bayview's JMC Academy etc.\n\n-------evening 
 flix--------\n\nWeds 6/25 6:00 p.m \n\n"Hooked" the Legend of Demetrius 
 "Hoook" Mitchell profiles a Bay Area B-Ball hopeful now behind 
 bars.\n\nWeds 6/25 9:30 p.m\nclosing night shorts program includes many 
 short flix \n\n\npresented in association with the Hotel Triton. A portion 
 of our selections are listed below.\n\nA Rose from Concrete” (dir: Diego) 
 grimy H.P rapper/ glam runway model Kev Kelley \n\n \n\n \n\n“Crutch” 
 (dir: Sachi) a film about a guy with arthritis in his hips, who has learned 
 to dance and skate using crutches.  \n\n“Digitize or Die—Digital Diary 
 of Chuck D”  (dir: Lathan Hodge) \n\nCovering 1998 to the present shot in 
 the U.K, Spain and across the U.S. Follow the evolution of this Public 
 Enemy’s involvement in technology, and his role as a digital visionary. 
 \n\n“Groove Monkey” ( dir: Sam Hood ) an animated animal DJ romp from a 
 local animator battling the studio system to get a cartoon up on the tube 
 that reflects what's actually going on in these crazy times we're in. 
 Groove Monkey  was the first ever hip-hop webtoon and a top ten download on 
 the Cartoon Network site awhile back. \n\n"Hypocrite" (dir: David Chalker 
 )\nAn award winning film in which the audience is the Hypocrite. A female 
 stalking victim’s realization creates a surprising commentary on t.v 
 viewer apathy and our own roles in the cycle of passive consumption. This 
 locally produced thought-provoker is set in a graffiti strewn SOMA alley 
 with a soundtrack & perspective that put you on a ride of enlightenment.   
 \n\n\n“Juma” (dir: Jordan Auten )A narrative documentary, on a Bay Area 
 basketball legend. Gerald Walker a.k.a Juma who graduated Hayward high ten 
 years ago with high hopes, and some would say, hoop dreams. Despite his 
 success on the court with SF State, he ended up overseas and in semi pro 
 leagues.  Critics plagued Gerald’s game and the hometown hero never made 
 it the N.B.A.  The film reveals a young black man’s struggle through the 
 eyes of his peers.  \n\n“Morning Breath” ( dir by Brin Hill)  a 
 beautifully shot Brooklyn love story. \n\nPlus Several More...\n\nIncluding 
 Material From Conscious Youth Media , Guerilla News Network, And Misc. 
 Music  Videos Featuring RBL Posse, Dead Prez & Taalam Acey, and many more.  
 \n\n\n\nDon’t miss this exciting shorts showcase Co-Presented by the 
 Hotel Triton, in affiliation with  Mastamind .com &  EventMagic.com\n\nback 
 to Hip Hop Film Fest.com\n\n\nthe HHFF crew as more events and fundraisers 
 that they'll be part of this year. stay updated by joining our regular 
 mailing list at our wbsite http://www.hiphopfilmfest.com\n\n\nA similar 
 event will occur in Oakland July 14-17 at The Black Box.\n\nWe have plans 
 to hit points beyond the Bay including Europe in November. If you'd like a 
 Hip Hop Film Fest in your hood... please get in touch!\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/02/03/21073.php
SUMMARY:Hip Hop Film Fest - closing day! many flix to screen!
LOCATION:Roxie Cinema at 16th & Valencia\n\nhttp://www.roxiecinema.com\n\n
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/02/03/21073.php
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