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We are proud to announce that the "L.A. Rebellion: Creating a New Black Cinema" Tour will continue in 2013 with three upcoming stops in Philadelphia, Toronto, and New York City. It is a great honor to have International House Philadelphia, TIFF Cinematheque, and the Museum of the Moving Image take on such an ambitious series and we are excited that new audiences will be able to discover these groundbreaking works. TIFF and the Museum of the Moving Image's screenings also coincide with Black History Month and we can think of no better way to celebrate than by exploring the creative legacy of these pioneering African American filmmakers.
The tour features 36 representative titles, many presented on new prints and restorations. Both prominent and rarely-screened works by directors such as Charles Burnett, Billy Woodberry, Julie Dash, Larry Clark, Ben Caldwell, and Haile Gerima are included.
Indiewire's "Shadow and Act" Blog recently posted about the upcoming tour dates and, having previously covered the initial Los Angeles screenings, will be posting additional content and reviews as the tour continues. We encourage you to check it out here. 
Additional dates and locations to be announced!
For more information on the L.A. Rebellion and the tour, please visit our L.A. Rebellion website.
For more information on the tour stops, please visit the sites below.
| January 5 – January 26, 2013 | Philadelphia, PA | International House Philadelphia |
| January 31 – February 19, 2013 | Toronto | TIFF Cinematheque |
| February 2 – February 24, 2013 | New York, NY | Museum of the Moving Image |
