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Angela Davis

We need YOUR SUPPORT for the following:

•    To restore the original film, which was shot on 16mm. The film print needs to be telecined and color graded to restore it to its original colour and quality.

•    To edit the DVD Bonus Features.

Donate to Kali Films:

• All Donations of over $1000 or £800 will be credited on screen and donors will receive signed copies of the DVD by Angela Davis and Alice Walker
• All Donations of $500 or £250 or more will receive a signed copy of the DVD by Angela Davis and Alice Walker

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Gayatri Gopinath, Associate Professor, Program Director, Gender and Sexuality Studies. Department of Social and Cultural Analysis (2010)

“A Place of Rage is an analytically brilliant, visually stunning, and deeply moving meditation on the crucial and still underappreciated role that African American women have played in the struggle for racial justice during the civil rights movement and beyond.  I continue to teach it every semester in my gender studies classes. Alice Walker, June Jordan, and Angela Davis speak eloquently to their struggles against racism, sexism, patriarchy, U.S. imperialism, and homophobia in all their guises; as such A Place of Rage articulates a truly intersectional approach to social justice. In particular, the scenes of Jordan reading her poetry are riveting: she possesses a voice and a vision that compel you to look, listen, learn, think, and feel deeply.  Filmed in the early 1990s during the first Gulf War, A Place of Rage remains eerily relevant today and introduces a whole new generation to the life-work and legacies of these remarkable women.”