Films
9th & Gasoline

This is a free, unticketed event.
Please arrive fifteen to thirty minutes before the listed start time to find a seat.
A visually innovative blend of documentary and music video, this emotionally triumphant work centers on B. Alexis, the first woman to release an album from prison. More than just a depiction of her life, the film channels the struggles and resilience of hundreds of thousands of trauma-impacted people, especially young Black women.
Brought to life by director, activist, and artist BL Shirelle (Assata Troi, Die Jim Crow EP), who co-founded FREER records, the first record label in the United States for prison-impacted musicians. Program presented in collaboration with The Inthrive Film Festival.
Discussion with director BL Shirelle, moderated by David Smith (Founder and Director of Inthrive Film Festival). Followed by a brief musical performance by BL Shirelle.