Black women are leading a new era in Canadian film and television
Black women in Canadian film and TV would no longer accept a world in which those in power did not actively work to create equity.
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Black women in Canadian film and TV would no longer accept a world in which those in power did not actively work to create equity.
Director Lu Asfaha discusses her new film, which explores the sinister alliance between capitalism and anti-Blackness.
WATCH: FRESH MEAT Shares Scary Crowdfunding Promo A media agency that literally eats its own employees? Check out the campaign video for FRESH MEAT! Fresh Meat is a horror film by filmmaker Lu Asfaha and it sounds scary as hell. The campaign describes itself as follows: Fresh Meat “joins the conversation by telling a horror story about a media agency that gets its best ideas by consuming their employees. In the literal sense.” The new project hails from Defar Media, a genre-focused production company in Toronto producing stories about Black women. They work alongside QTBIPOC artists a...