Struggle In America - Unarmed and Black
The Struggle in America - Unarmed and Black This short shows the brutality that Unarmed blacks are subject too daily without cause and justification. "No Justice, No Peace..."
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Brother-Michael Katlow CoxDirector
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Brother-Michael Katlow CoxWriter
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Brother-Michael Katlow CoxProducer
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Tonni YoungProducer
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Jill FosterProducer
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Jeannette Boyd IIProducer
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Tanja HayesProducer
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Dawnyelle ButlerProducer
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Project Type:Documentary, Short
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Runtime:17 minutes 3 seconds
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Completion Date:April 28, 2021
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Country of Origin:United States
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Language:English
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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SITA Award 2021 for "Outstanding Showrunner and Producer"Queens NY
United States
Outstanding Showrunner and Producer -
New Jersey Film AwardsNew Jersey
United States
December 31, 2021
Best Documentary Short -
Delta International Film Festival
Best Short Documentary - Finalist -
Dreamz Catcher International Film Festival
January 27, 2022
Best Documentary Films -
World Indie Film Awards!
Honorable Mention -
Arrow International Film Festival
United States
May 12, 2022
Struggle In America - Unarmed and Black
Brother-Michael’s innate character in seeking to achieve higher heights, led him to go on to receive his degree in Computer Science, and to no surprise, he immediately went on to teach a college semester; paying it forward by instilling in others what he’d learned. In the first couple of months of me meeting Brother-Michael, I quickly learn that he is always willing to share his knowledge with no hesitations. Always wanting more for others whom he includes in his circle.
While in the military, Brother-Michael took a “confidence course” that had a profound effect on his life… and if you know him personally, like I do, I’m confident you’d agree that that must have been some damn course–because his confidence level exists within the stratosphere!
A dee-jay by trade, Brother-Michael is the original D.J. Mike C. It was at a park jam – which turned out to be a battle that he and his crew won – that the legend of D.J. Mike C was born. Dee-jaying and the love of music still runs in his soul today!
But anyone who knows Brother-Michael, knows that photography is his calling card and has been for over 28+ years. In 2009, While attending an event, a model said to Brother-Michael: “I don’t want you taking my picture with that bleep-bleep camera.” Ut-oh… Now why did he do that? He obviously didn’t know the beast that he’d unleashed. I realized rather quickly in the six years that I’ve known Brother Michael that such choice words are crazy motivators for him! That model’s off-handed remark is what fueled Brother-Michael’s career in photography even further. That singular statement quadrupled his motivation and served to leverage Brother-Michael to the well-known photographer he is today across the tri-state and beyond. He is a self-learner in developing the plethora of gifts he was born with which has directly impacted most people to respect, even envy his level of skills…to this day.