I Remember Harlem – Parts 1 and 2

  I Remember Harlem is a four part series that chronicles Harlem’s heritage over the past 400 years. Parts 1 and 2 pertains to the period from the 1600’s – the late 1930’s. Days: Sunday February 19th – Black History Month 2012 Time:...

I Remember Harlem – Parts 3 and 4

Harlem Filmmaker Bill Miles is the producer and director of the I Remember Harlem series + 10 other documentaries.  Bill’s passion for telling the story of Harlem is contagious and he needs to celebrated for his efforts.  Parts 3 and 4 explores the period from...
Adam Clayton Powell Jr. – In His Own Voice

Adam Clayton Powell Jr. – In His Own Voice

  Many people know of Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., but more of us need to know of the greatness of one of their predecessors: Adam Clayton Powell Jr.  This documentary contains an interview of Adam Clayton Powell Jr., conducted by journalist Gil...

Malcolm X Mix Tape Celebration

Come join us during Black History Month as we remember Malcolm X. Lets try to measure the impact that this single human being had and still has on the WORLD – incredible when you think about it.  We will present 90 minutes of raw Malcolm X footage complimented...

Changing Face of Harlem

A WORK-IN-PROGRESS documentary that overviews the development in Harlem during the last 20 years and speculates on the outlook of the community.  From the voices of residents, business owners, politicians, developers, and clergy, this documentary reveals feelings of...

Men Of Bronze

Documentary to commemorate the 91st anniversary of the triumphant return from France of the Harlem Hellfighters. “Men of Bronze” tells of the challenges the 369th Regiment experienced and how they helped bring democracy to the world. During Black History...

Spanish Harlem Day Trip

The Spanish Harlem Day Trip explores the Hispanic and Latin culture present in the Eastern section of the Village of Lady Harlem.  Many Italian immigrants settles in Spanish Harlem during the 1880’s followed by those from Puerto Rico the 1940’s after World...