Teza Los Angeles-Opening Weekend Events
The Los Angeles screening of the award winning film Teza is scheduled to open on Friday, September 24, 2010 at Laemmle’s Santa Monica 4-Plex in Santa Monica.
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LA Premiere Of Teza To Honor The Late UCLA Professor Teshome Gabriel
The LA premiere of Haile Gerima’s movie Teza will also honor the late Dr. Teshome H. Gabriel.
Three Ethiopian Films Win Awards at The 7th Tarifa African Film Festival in Spain
Three Ethiopian films have won coveted awards at the 7th African Film Festival in Tarifa, Spain.
Tadias TV: Haile Gerima On The Challenges Of Independent Filmmaking
The Q & A, moderated by Tigist Selam, was held at the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute in New York.
Photos: Danny Glover Hosts Reception For Teza’s New York Premiere
Danny Glover hosted a reception celebrating the New York premiere of Teza. View the photos inside.
Lacking Shelter at Home and Abroad
It’s all in the eyes. Remember that as you watch “Teza.” The film opens in New York today at Lincoln Plaza Cinema in Manhattan.
TEZA in NYC: Showtimes and Events
Teza will premiere in New York on Friday at Lincoln Plaza Cinema and there are several local events lined-up surrounding the film’s NYC release.
For Filmmaker, Ethiopia’s Struggle Is His Own
“Teza,” which means “Morning Dew” in the director’s native Amharic, may be Mr. Gerima’s most autobiographical movie yet.
TEZA Premieres in NYC Friday April 2nd 2010
“Gerima’s powerfully universal meditation on the loss of his homeland – on the inevitability of loss in general” – The Washington Post
TEZA to Premier in New York
TEZA opens in Manhattan on Friday, April 2nd 2010, at Lincoln Plaza Cinema, 1886 Broadway (at 62nd Street).
A Conversation with Haile Gerima
For filmmaker Hile Gerima the travails of life are much like moving images – “a constant journey of restlessness and complexity, until the final rest.”
Haile Gerima’s Teza Set to Premiere in U.S. (Watch the Trailer)
Haile Gerima’s award-winning film Teza is set to make its U.S. premiere at the Avalon Theater in Washington D.C. on Thursday, September 17, 2009.