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Join us April 28 for the 9th annual Hospice of Davidson
' County golf tournament in support of services that provide
compassionate patient care and encouragement for their
families. Play is Captain's Choice with morning and afternoon
tee times at Sapona Ridge Country Club. Lunch included M
with $85 per person entry fee. Team registration of $450
includes recognition as a hole sponsor. Register to
sponsor or play at HospiceOfDavidson.org.
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Forum 52 Yard Waste Facility
180 Northstar Drive, Rural Hall
New procedures!
Marcn 25-26,8 a.m. - 3 p.m. small vehicles Onlv: cars &
pickup trucks with or without trailers, single axle flat bed
and dump trucks. All other vehicles will be turned away.
April 2 & 9,8 a.m. - 3 p.m. All vehicles / , ' ?
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leaving the site. Vehicles without a
tarp or cover will not be loaded.
Operators will be available to load vehicles.
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Hall/Hwy. 65). Right at top of ramp; right again at first traffic light onto Forum
Parkway; left on Northstar Drive. Bear right to stay on Northstar; the entrance to
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Maya Angelou is the subject
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of the movie "Maya Angelou And Still I Rise." \ P
Maya Angelou film
makes RiverRun's
African-American
lineup this year
SPECIAL TO
THE CHRONIT1 F
The RiverRun
International Film Festival
has announced the full line
up of films for the 18th
annual Festival, running
April 7-17. This year
RiverRun will screen 166
films, including 76 features
and 90 shorts from 44
countries. RiverRun will
take place in various
screening venues in and
around downtown
Winston-Salem.
The Film Festival is a
non-profit cultural organi
zation dedicated to the role
of cinema as a conduit of
powerful ideas and diverse
viewpoints. Founded in
1998, RiverRun is a com
petitive event that annually
showcases new films from
both established and
emerging filmmakers
around the world.
Each spring, RiverRun
screens new narrative, doc
umentary, short, student
and animated films, offer
ing both audience and jury
prizes in competition cate
gories. Many of this year's
films feature a wide range
of talent from local and
national African- American
directors and actors.
Tickets for the 2016
Festival are on sale via
wwwjiverrunfilm.com or
336-721-1945.
Below are selected
offerings. Go to
http://riveminfilm .com/gen
re/black-viewpoints/ for
the full list.
Centerpiece Screening:
"Maya Angelou And
Still I Rise"
Directors: Bob
Hercules & Rita Cobum
Whack
USA/ 2016/112 min./
English
Rating: TN (Teen+)
A tribute to the life and
work of Pulitzer Prize-win
ning writer, poet, actress,
activist and icon Maya
Angelou, this reverent doc
umentary love letter shows
how her life has inspired
countless people around
the world.
Sponsored by Wake
Forest University
Screening Times:
April 11' / ? 8 p.m. /
SRTCA *
April 12 / 7:30 pjn. /
SECCA
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"Driving While
Black"
Director: Paul Sapiano
USA / 2015 / 94 min. /
English
Rating: MT (Mature)
Dimitri delivers pizzas
for a livine. but as a voune
black man he faces no
shortage of drama while
navigating the city every
day. "Driving While
Black" is a dark comedy
based on the real life law
enforcement encounters of
a black kid from LA.
Screening Times:
April 8/7 p.m. /
Hanesbrands Theatre
April 10/4 p.m. /
Hanesbrands Theatre
Documentary Shorts
Program One
102 min.
Rating: MT (Mature)
Screening Times:
April 9/2 p.m. /
UNCSA - Babcock Theatre
April 15 / 5:30 pan. /
UNCSA - Babcock Theatre
"The Black Belt"
Director: Margaret
Brown
USA/2016/10 Min.
In 2015, the State of
Alabama closed 31 DMVs,
which largely impacted
voters in the state's Black
Belt. To combat these clo- .
sures, the Mobile Voter
Registration unit was creat
ed. This film tags along to
see how voters are regis
tered in this new process.
Also, in the movie "No
Hand King," the self-pro
claimed "no hand king" of
Raleigh, N.C,. shares his
past struggles and his moti
vations to become the best
in the world at what he
does, claiming the record
for the longest no-handed
wheelie. Screenings will be
on April 15 and 16.
In addition, Michael
Paulucci, director of the
narrative short film
"Pronouns" lives in
Winston-Salem. Screening
will be April 10 and IS.
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