Sneak Preview – Fish Fry & Fellowship
When
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Friday March 22 2024
Approximate running time: 1 hour
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Fish Fry & Fellowship
See a work in progress version of a new documentary film in Manatee County!
Fish Fry & Fellowship is a story of a weekly African-American church fish fry in Palmetto, Manatee County that brings a formerly segregated community together and becomes an unexpected catalyst for an effort to identify unmarked graves in an abandoned Black cemetery.
This documentary stands as a poignant reminder that shared experiences can bridge even the widest divides. This captivating narrative now serves as an enduring testament to the strength of community, the warmth of friendship, and the unifying potential of a plate of delicious fish. As we immerse ourselves in the Fish Fry’s story, we’re reminded of the boundless possibilities that emerge when hearts and minds come together, igniting change, one story at a time.
4:30 PM -Before the screening, COME AND ENJOY A REAL FISH FRY (donation requested) taking place at the parking lot across the street at 401 7th Street West ( Bring your own lawn chair )
6:30 PM - Film Screening
Reserve Your FREE Ticket Now!
The film is directed by Paul Ratner, written by Durand Adams, and is produced by Petra Ratner, Charles Williams and Durand Adams.
This screening would not be possible without the support of the Manatee Community Foundation, Gulfcoast Community Foundation, Sack Family Foundation, and Elizabeth Moore.
See a work in progress version of a new documentary film in Manatee County!
Fish Fry & Fellowship is a story of a weekly African-American church fish fry in Palmetto, Manatee County that brings a formerly segregated community together and becomes an unexpected catalyst for an effort to identify unmarked graves in an abandoned Black cemetery.
This documentary stands as a poignant reminder that shared experiences can bridge even the widest divides. This captivating narrative now serves as an enduring testament to the strength of community, the warmth of friendship, and the unifying potential of a plate of delicious fish. As we immerse ourselves in the Fish Fry’s story, we’re reminded of the boundless possibilities that emerge when hearts and minds come together, igniting change, one story at a time.
4:30 PM -Before the screening, COME AND ENJOY A REAL FISH FRY (donation requested) taking place at the parking lot across the street at 401 7th Street West ( Bring your own lawn chair )
6:30 PM - Film Screening
Reserve Your FREE Ticket Now!
The film is directed by Paul Ratner, written by Durand Adams, and is produced by Petra Ratner, Charles Williams and Durand Adams.
This screening would not be possible without the support of the Manatee Community Foundation, Gulfcoast Community Foundation, Sack Family Foundation, and Elizabeth Moore.
