Black Film: Unscreened & Unstreamed , A Child's Eye View of Incarceration

Join us for a powerful screening of Daughters (2024, 107 min), a deeply moving documentary that explores the lives of young girls navigating relationships with their incarcerated fathers. Following four families over years, the film captures their emotional reunions and the lead-up to a bittersweet celebration: the “Date with Dad” daddy-daughter dance inside a Pr*son.

Directed by Natalie Rae and Angela Patton (CEO of Girls for a Change) and executive produced by Kerry Washington, Daughters offers a rare and heartfelt look at the human side of incarceration through the eyes of children.

🎤 Post-screening discussion facilitated by Dr. Derethia DuVal, Oakland-based Ph.D. and Marriage & Family Therapist.

📍 Oakstop, 1st Floor Gallery, 1721 Broadway, Oakland🎟️ Free screening — registration required

Host or Publisher Sarah Webster Fabio Center for Social Justice