Black Girls Cinema Club Presents: "Alma's Rainbow"!

You're invited to Black Girls Cinema Club's screening of "Alma's Rainbow"!

Join us for an enriching cinematic experience . Afterwards stick around for a talkback where we'll dive into the storyline, characters, and themes of "Alma's Rainbow" with actresses Jerrie Johnson (HARLEM) and Joy Brunson.

1:00 pm-1:30 pm Doors Open for Check in + Mingle

1:30 pm Welcome and Film Screening Starts

3:30 pm Talkback w/ Jerrie Johsnon !

* Movie Snacks for this special screening of "Alma's Rainbow" are provided by De Soi and Bjorn Qorn! Snacks are free and available until they run out so come early! P.S. if you're anything like us, bring something cozy to curl up and watch the movie with!

About Black Girls Cinema Club

Black Girls Cinema Club (BGCC) is a social film club where cinema becomes a space for critical conversation, cultural celebration, and radical imagination. Founded with the mission to center Black feminism in film theory, our screenings and discussions are designed to amplify the voices, experiences, and creative power of Black women in and behind the camera.

We believe that representation matters not just on screen, but in the conversations that follow.

About the film:

Alma's Rainbow (dir. Ayoka Chenzira, 1994)

Alma's Rainbow (1994), directed by Ayoka Chenzira, is a coming-of-age drama that centers on Rainbow Gold, a teenage girl growing up in Brooklyn. Raised by her conservative mother Alma, who runs a beauty salon, Rainbow finds herself caught between her mother's strict expectations and the freer, more glamorous lifestyle introduced by her bohemian Aunt Ruby, who returns after years away.

Host or Publisher Black Girls Cinema Club