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Films & Stories

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Films and video stories exploring grief, healing, and the profound experiences in our diverse communities.

OUR FILM

Our Grief: Black Women Speak

Our Grief: Black Women Speak is a powerful short film that spotlights the experiences of middle-aged Black women as they face grief and loss. It tells the story of the complexities of Grief touching on gender, race, age, culture and family. In making the film they have become empowered, and feel connected to others and are now better able to express their hidden emotions, and to give themselves moments of self-care and self-comfort. Contact us if you will like to arrange a screening.

Through the tender lens of shared experience, our films offers a encouraging embrace for those walking through grief. They  are a testament to the hope found in collective healing and the quiet strength we discover when we honor our stories together. If you’d like to host a screening of any of the films on this site, please contact Majonzi to explore options for your community.

“Healing is not a destination, but a continuous process of honoring the love we share and the memories that guide us forward.”

"Those lucky enough to be at the event Our Grief – Black Women Speak at Sobell House hospice were treated to a rare and precious opportunity to bear witness to the impact on black women of loss and grief during the pandemic and the different ways in which it impacted their community. As a white bodied woman I seldom have the opportunity to hear those truths spoken in such an unfiltered way for very understandable reasons and this piece of work supported by Ubele and The Majonzi Fund will influence practise at many levels and help build up the vital evidence we need to change policy and increase understanding.   The session was held with great skill, generosity and insight by Yansie Rolston, Debi Lewinson-Roberts and Brian Quavar. Everyone present took something very rich and moving away from the experience and the conversation afterwards could have gone on a very long time. Connections have been made that will bear fruit in the future in Oxford in a number of different ways".

Liz Rothchild — Founder of Kicking the Bucket

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