"Renowned Black Canadian documentarian Roger McTair, known for his groundbreaking films like 'Some Black Women' and 'Home to Buxton,' passed away at 80. His son, artist and poet Ian Kamau, reflects on his father's profound legacy and lasting influence."
McTair documented their struggles in a series of groundbreaking films, which told the stories of civil rights heroes, examined the roles of women and painted portraits of communities
"Remembering Roger McTair, a trailblazing Trinidadian Canadian filmmaker and poet who shaped Black Canadian arts. Join us in celebrating his legacy on May 4, 2024, at The Theatre Centre in Toronto. Discover his impactful work in film and literature, and his lasting influence on multicultural cinema in Canada."
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Jennifer Hodge de Silva's 1983 film showed a different side of Toronto's Jane and Finch. 40 years later, the conversations around police and anti-Black racism are still just as relevant.