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Filmmaker Regge Life to speak at Bates |
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Regge Life, a member of the Black Filmmaker Hall of Fame
whose documentary work includes the award-winning "Struggle and Success: The
African American Experience in Japan," will deliver a lecture titled "The
Underestimated Power of Culture" at Bates College Wednesday Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m.
in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives. The public is invited and admission is free.
Life began his career in feature films and worked on the epic "Ragtime" and "Trading Places," starring Eddie Murphy. He also produced and directed "Reunion," starring Academy Award-winner Denzel Washington. In television, he has served as director and production executive for "The Cosby Show" and director of "A Different World."
"Struggle and Success," which chronicles the lives of African Americans who
have chosen to live in Japan, has appeared on PBS and has been exhibited
nationally in a tour sponsored by the National Association of Japan Societies.
His work has been recognized with four CINE Golden Eagle Awards, a Sony
Innovator award and a silver award from the Houston Worldfest.
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