Atlanta Celebrates Photography to Screen IMBA MEANS SING
Thursday, October 29th from 6-9pm, this empowering documentary screens alongside two powerful photo exhibits as part of the Atlanta Celebrates Photography festival.
The smash hit documentary IMBA MEANS SING screens in Atlanta once again! If you've missed it thus far, it's not too late....
"IMBA MEANS SING is the story of one little boy who is a big star. Growing up in the slums of Kampala, Uganda, Moses and his family lack enough resources for him to even attend the first grade. We follow Moses as he works for an education and spreads the magic of his African childhood.
The film is an intimate character portrait, stunningly shot and told through Moses’ perspective on his one shot journey from poverty towards his dream of becoming a pilot."
Atlanta Celebrates Photography presents IMBA MEANS SING at ATLFF venue Gallery L1 from 6-9pm on Thursday, October 29th. Ticket cost includes entry to both photography exhibits and a Q&A with the filmmakers!
Learn more about IMBA MEANS SING and RSVP here.
Get Your Tickets for the Theatrical Premiere of ATLFF '15's "Imba Means Sing!"
One of the biggest films from ATLFF '15 plays theatrically this Thursday night at Tara Cinemas 4! Get your tickets now for "Imba Means Sing!"
"Imba Means Sing," directed by Danielle Bernstein, was one of the most highly attended film events at the 2015 Atlanta Film Festival. After a sold-out screening and concert at the Rialto Theatre back in March, we are pleased to share that "Imba Means Sing" will play at Tara Cinemas 4 on Thursday, August 20!
Follow Moses and Angel, members of the Grammy-nominated African Children's Choir from Uganda, on their journey to obtaining an education despite extreme poverty. Against the odds, Moses dreams of becoming a pilot and Angel is determined to become the first female President of Uganda. Along with the choir, Moses and Angel travel to different international venues to bring awareness to the importance of education for all children—regardless of the lack of resources—through their love of music.
Get your tickets now before "Imba Means Sing" sells out again!