Movie Night at the IC This Saturday | Documentary Screening: 36 Seconds: Portrait of a Hate Crime + Dinner, Q&A, and Reflections. Space is Limited.
Join us on February 10 for this special event.
DOCUMENTARY SCREENING, DINNER, Q&A, REFLECTIONS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 @ 6 PM
IC Professionals is pleased to invite you a very special screening of "36 Seconds: Portrait of a Hate Crime," along with an interview with director Tarek Albaba, and community dinner.
Saturday, February 10 @ 6 PM
Kimmel Center for University Life
60 Washington Square South,
Room 914
New York, NY 10012
Dive into the critically acclaimed documentary "36 Seconds: Portrait of a Hate Crime." This poignant film sheds light on the tragic 2015 Chapel Hill shootings where three Muslim-American students were senselessly executed.
The film's journey through heartbreak and resilience proves that the murders were motivated by hate. Witness the victims families courageous journey from trauma to advocacy. Help us amplify their voices by sharing this important and timely film: 36secondsfilm.com.
Watch the trailer here.
About Tarek Albaba
Tarek Albaba is an Arab American filmmaker with over 20 years of experience producing documentaries, television series, branded content, and specials for premium networks like Apple TV+, Disney+, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, History Channel, Facebook Watch, Fox Business, and more.
Tareks projects are focused on human rights and social justice issues. This unwavering dedication is vividly reflected in his feature documentary debut of 36 Seconds: Portrait of a Hate Crime. The film recently celebrated its world premiere at the DOC NYC film festival, in the U.S Competition. Through the lens of this impactful documentary, Tarek Albaba continues to be a powerful voice in cinema, weaving stories that not only captivate audiences but also advocate for a more just and compassionate world.
About IC Professionals
IC Professionals (ICP) represents an exciting programmatic initiative by the Islamic Center at NYU. Since 2011, our mission has been to mobilize Muslims across New York City, catering to their unique spiritual, professional, service-oriented, and social needs.
Committed to empower the Muslim experience in today's world, ICP provides meaningful experiences for our diverse, growing professional community. We are open to all community members ages 23 and up regardless of educational background, employment status, or profession. Families are welcome! No affiliation with NYU is required.
NOTE: This event is open to everyone. However, prior approval from our Building Access Form is required for all non-NYU community members. Upon arrival, all visitors must present a physical, government-issued photo ID to gain access to the IC building. Digital copies will not be accepted. No exceptions.
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