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ALT A promotional graphic with an orange and brown gradient background. At the top is the New Day Films logo. Underneath, large, bold orange text reads "POWER, PLACE, AND WHERE WE STAND," followed by white text stating "BLACK HISTORY MONTH VIRTUAL PANEL, FEBRUARY 18, 2:00 PM EST." A QR code is centered in the lower half.
ALT A promotional graphic for a virtual event featuring a black-and-white headshot of Dr. Andrea Jean Queeley centered on a brown and gold gradient background. Dr. Queeley is a Black woman with long locs, smiling warmly and wearing a decorative necklace. Above the photo, the word "MODERATOR" is written in large, bold orange capital letters. Below the photo, white text identifies her as "Dr. Andrea Jean Queeley" and "Assoc. Prof. of Anthropology, Florida International University." The New Day Films logo, featuring a rising sun, is located in the top right corner.
ALT A promotional graphic for the film "Not in My Neighbourhood" by New Day Films. The center features a black-and-white collage poster showing various people, urban scenes, and protest signs. Large orange text at the top reads "FILMS." Below the poster, the film title is in bold white text, followed by a description: "From colonization to gentrification, the film tells the intergenerational stories of ordinary citizens fighting for their right to the city."
ALT A promotional graphic for the documentary "Higher Power" by New Day Films. The top features the word "FILMS" in orange capital letters. In the center, a black square contains the stylized title "HIGHER POWER" in textured, white, slanted block letters, topped with three white floral or leaf icons. Below the image, text against an orange-to-brown gradient background reads: "HIGHER POWER: Black Washingtonians' fight for cannabis legalization reveals the urgent need for D.C. statehood and self-determination." The New Day Films logo is in the top right corner.
ALT A promotional graphic with an orange and brown gradient background. At the top is the New Day Films logo. Underneath, large, bold orange text reads "POWER, PLACE, AND WHERE WE STAND," followed by white text stating "BLACK HISTORY MONTH VIRTUAL PANEL, FEBRUARY 18, 2:00 PM EST." A QR code is centered in the lower half.
ALT A promotional graphic featuring a black-and-white headshot of a woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a black turtleneck and long earrings. The word "PANELIST" is written at the top in bold orange. Below the photo, white text identifies her as "Najma Nuriddin, Producer, Not in My Neighbourhood." The New Day Films logo is in the upper right corner.
ALT Promotional graphic for a "New Day Films" panelist. The image features a black-and-white portrait of Dewey Ortiz Jr., a Black man with a shaved head and a full beard, wearing a suit and smiling. He is centered against an orange and brown gradient background. Text above the photo reads "PANELIST" in bold orange, and text below identifies him as "Dewey Ortiz Jr., Director, High Power."
ALT A promotional graphic for a New Day Films panelist. The image features a black-and-white headshot of Rafi Aliya Crockett, a Black woman with a styled undercut and locs, wearing large hoop earrings and a patterned garment. She is centered against a background with an orange and brown gradient. Large orange text at the top reads "PANELIST." White and black text at the bottom identifies her as "Rafi Aliya Crockett, Producer, High Power."
ALT A promotional graphic for New Day Films titled "NEW RELEASES WINTER 2025" in bold white text against a vibrant orange background. The layout features a grid of four visual previews for new documentaries: Top Left: A graphic poster for An Unsettling Force featuring a central eye icon surrounded by diverse, illustrated faces and hands reaching toward the center. Top Right: A medium close-up still from Seat 31: Zooey Zephyr showing Zooey Zephyr, a white woman with long brown hair and a blue shirt, speaking in a natural outdoor setting. Bottom Left: A vibrant, textured animation still from Space to Breathe depicting a person in a green backpack and orange hoodie facing a wall of fire and an armored figure in a city. Bottom Right: A photograph for The Iron Triangle showing a dense cluster of auto repair shops in Willets Point, New York, with the city skyline in the distance and several film festival laurel logos.
ALT The image is a collage of movie posters with a dark, blurry background and large, bold white text that reads, "Twenty Years Later..." at the top and "Reflections on Katrina" at the bottom, both centered. In the middle, there are three smaller film posters arranged horizontally. The first poster on the left is for a black-and-white film titled "Faubourg Tremé The Untold Story of Black New Orleans." It shows three Black men in historical attire sitting and standing in front of a building. The middle poster is for a film called "A Village Called Versailles." The title is over a photo of a Vietnamese family in a boat on the water, with a yellow-and-red symbol and some text below. The third poster is for a film titled "Land of Opportunity." The title is placed over a photo of a cityscape at sunset. Below this are three small vertical photos of people, and an additional landscape photo with the text "Happening in a city near you." At the bottom right corner is the logo of New Day Films
ALT A poster for the documentary film Ellavut Cimirtuq (Our World Is Changing) features students performing traditional Yupik dances at Camai dance festival in Bethel, Alaska. The dance photo is collaged over a closeup of lichen-covered rock. The New Day Films logo and "EMRO Recommends" are superimposed over the photos.
![[Image description: A promotional graphic for New Day Films’ spring DVD Sale, May 1st through June 20th. 25% off with code DVD25. Collages of multiple New Day documentary film posters fill the upper left and lower right corners: Once Removed, 95 and 6 To Go, Deej, Vision Portraits, The U Turn, Trust Me, Far East Deep South, and Massacre River.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GrZSaYvXoAA3dXy.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [Image description: A promotional graphic for New Day Films’ spring DVD Sale, May 1st through June 20th. 25% off with code DVD25. Collages of multiple New Day documentary film posters fill the upper left and lower right corners: Once Removed, 95 and 6 To Go, Deej, Vision Portraits, The U Turn, Trust Me, Far East Deep South, and Massacre River.]
