The film Bounty will center on the “Phips Proclamation” issued in 1755 by Lieutenant Governor Spencer Phips, Commander in Chief of the Province of Massachusetts-Bay. Revived in popular memory by Penobscot people as proof of their survival of genocide, the proclamation called on “his Majesty’s Subjects” to pursue, captivate, kill, and destroy the “Penobscot Tribe of Indians” of all ages for a bounty, to be paid from the public treasury, for their scalps or bodies when brought to Boston. The edict is evidence of colonial settlers’ intention to exterminate Wabanaki people. The film is set in the very council chambers in Boston’s Old State House where the proclamation was signed. A contemporary reading of the appalling text of the proclamation speaks to the present through the past—a powerful expression of decolonization.
"When your studies are killing you, perhaps there is another way..."
Synopsis: A screenwriting professor, who doesn't believe in his student's work, becomes trapped in a story that no-one would believe.
A comedic series following the lives of three best friends: Maite, Feliz, Catalina and their eccentric neighbor, Montserrat. They live in the predominantly Dominican neighborhood of Jamaica Plain,
"When your studies are killing you, perhaps there is another way..."
Synopsis: A screenwriting professor, who doesn't believe in his student's work, becomes trapped in a story that no-one would believe.
A comedic series following the lives of three best friends: Maite, Feliz, Catalina and their eccentric neighbor, Montserrat. They live in the predominantly Dominican neighborhood of Jamaica Plain,
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