Directed by Joshua Lamar Cleveland
“Count it all” is a film work that is meant to display the complicated spaces of interiority and safety that black bodies have often had to cultivate within themselves in response to institutional trauma and white systemic violence. It is a film that paints an image of various searchings around faith, self-worth, and redress that many black people were confronted with in the first year of the pandemic and in response to the Police killings of Ahmad Arbery, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and many others.
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Experimental Film & Music Video Festival 