ROXFILM@HOME: ROXFILM is proud of the thoughtful selection of films in this year’s festival—including those you can enjoy from the comfort of your own home!
All online films will be available to watch from 10:00 am on June 27th to 11:59pm on July 2.
Film Rental Information
Available to rent through 11:59 pm on June 30. This film cannot be rented outside the United States and is available to watch only during the period specified. Once rented, the film may be viewed on the Video Content page on the Museum of Fine Arts’ website.
Click below for more information and to rent the film:
Remember Me: The Mahalia Jackson Story
Directed by Denise Dowse (USA, 2021, 82 min.)
Remember Me: The Mahalia Jackson Story is a biopic on the life of gospel singer Mahalia Jackson, her rise and challenges in the music industry, her unbreakable bond with Dr. Martin Luther King and her dramatic impact on the Civil Rights movement. The film stars American R and B and jazz recording artist Ledisi.
Instagram: @erickanicolemalone (Writer)
Preceded by:
Otis’ Dream
Directed by Jason and Blue (USA, 2020, 14 min.)
In 1946 when attempting to vote was literally deadly, some among us were willing to do whatever was necessary to vote. This film follows Otis Moss Sr. through his daylong journey to cast his ballot in rural Georgia. Powerful, poignant— and prescient as today’s struggles with voter suppression multiply.
Website: http://otisdream.com/
If There Is No Struggle
Directed by Jarred Katsiane (USA, 2021, 13 min.)
A young photographer celebrates historical figures via Boston’s public art.
Website: http://www.jaredkatsiane.com/
With a pre-recorded Q&A.
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