Joesph, Margaret and I
Originally a film about the filmmaker's parents immigration journey from Ghana to Canada and how that impacted their life, the film takes a life of it's own and becomes a story of forgiveness and healing of Joseph's substance abuse with his wife Margaret and daughter, Valerie.
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Valerie AmponsahDirector
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Valerie AmponsahWriter
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Fabienne ColasProducerMinuit, Profonds Regrets, Sortie 67
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Emile CastonguayProducerMinuit, 5150 Elm's Way
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Ngardy Conteh GeorgeProducerMr. Jane and Finch, The Leone Stars
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Alison DukeProducerCool Black North, Women on the Move, Positive Women: Exposing injustice, The Vent, Witness: A Deathly Silence, Raising Kane: a rapumentary, Promise Me
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Fonna SeiduProducerThe Uninvited Guest, Black Bodies/Marathon, Promise Me
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Project Type:Documentary, Short
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Runtime:8 minutes 6 seconds
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Completion Date:September 3, 2019
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Country of Filming:Canada
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Montreal International Black Film FestivalMontreal
Canada
September 25, 2019
World Premiere
Valerie Amponsah is young storyteller influenced by the world around her and is inspired by stories of her communities and identities. She aims to use film as a means for people to experience connectedness with each other and become better humans.