4:00-5:30PM
Beyond Medicine: The Story of Boston Community Pediatrics
Report Card - Danger of Failing
Followed by:
Q&A
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6:00-8:30PM
Redline Narratives 2: Our Stories
Removed:Black Erasure In Boston
Followed by:
Q&A, moderated by André Stark of Bay State Banner
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BEYOND MEDICINE: THE STORY OF BOSTON COMMUNITY PEDIATRICS
Directed by Andrew Eldridge (USA 2025, 12:58)
In a city known for world-class medicine but deep health inequities, one small pediatric practice is redefining what care can be. This film follows Boston Community Pediatrics as it delivers holistic, relationship-driven support that transforms the lives of children and families.
BCP is a new model of innovative pediatric healthcare that addresses the social determinants of health within a relationship-driven framework. Their approach is simple: to provide all families with the high-quality medical care they deserve, and set them on a path toward health and wellness
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REPORT CARD - DANGER OF FAILING
Director Noube Rateau, William Medero (USA 2025, 50 min).
Report Card – Danger of Failing, produced by the Emmy Award–winning Noube Productions. The film examines the high school education system in the inner cities. It interviews students, teachers, parents, and administrators, challenges inequities in our local education system, exposes the perspectives of those affected, and highlights possible solutions.
The 50-minute feature film is organized into four sections: Current State of Education, Race and Identity, Family Engagement, and Successful Teaching Pedagogy. The goal is to find solutions thathelp inner city students reach their fullest potential. The film focuses on high school students in order to increase their investment and sense of urgency regarding their education. It provides unbiased perspectives, reflections, and action steps on how to model and sustain best practices for student success.
RoxFilm Alum. Local.
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REDLINE NARRATIVES 2: OUR STORIES
Directed by Marlon P Solomon (USA 2025, 35:00 min).
Redline Narratives 2: Our Stories is a companion to Redline Narratives: The Lost Cultural Hubs of Boston. Built from extended interviews and community testimonies captured for the original film, this sequel centers first-person accounts—artists, elders, youth, and planners—showing how redlining shaped daily life and how residents are reclaiming space. Director Engr. Marlon Solomon provides concise, behind-the-scenes analysis that links each story to the broader arc of culture, land, and law in Boston today.
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REMOVED: BLACK ERASURE IN BOSTON
Directed by Sabrina Salvati (USA 2025, 87 min).
‘REMOVED: BLACK ERASURE IN BOSTON’ is urgently spotlighting the unfolding debacle at White Stadium while also highlighting Boston’s notoriously racist past in an attempt to create a dialog about the hidden history of Black Boston, unknown to many even within the Black community. This general lack of awareness has allowed the mechanisms of gentrification to proceed quietly and almost completely unchecked. It is the goal of this film to stoke the embers of social change so that we can address this issue before it’s too late and the erasure is complete.
Local.