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Albany FilmFest Presents: "The North Pole" + Filmmaker/Actor Q&A

  • Albany Library, Edith Stone Room 1247 Marin Avenue Albany, CA, 94706 United States (map)

When: Tuesday, May 22, 7pm

Where: Albany Library Edith Stone Room, 1247 Marin Ave., Albany CA

Admission: FREE + free popcorn! (Limited to 60 people)

Join us for "The North Pole" -  the hit political comedy web series about three best friends born and raised in North Oakland who struggle to stay rooted as gentrification and global warming turn their neighborhood into a hostile environment, where they feel as endangered as polar bears in the North Pole.

Across seven outrageous episodes, Nina, Marcus, and Benny  combat evil landlords and crazy geoengineering plots to save the place they call home. Comedian W. Kamau Bell, former Black Panther Party leader Ericka Huggins, and Oakland-based rappers Boots Riley and Mistah FAB appear in cameos. Stay after the screening for an audience Q&A with lead actor Donte Clark and director Yvan Iturriaga.

62 minutes, not rated. May not be suitable for young children.

A co-presentation of Albany FilmFest, the Albany Library, and Friends of the Albany Library. The library is wheelchair accessible. An ASL interpreter will be provided for this program if requested at least 7 days in advance. Voice 510-745-1400 or TDD 888-663-0660.

For more information, contact info@albanyfilmfest.org