Elegy: My Two Months in Harlem (2022)

Two years ago, the world was slowly and quickly changing at a pace that made little sense. We all looked for something, or someone to hold on to. The ground was shaky and no anchors were in sight. I called a few people I knew to make sense of this sorrow. I found Mr. Owens and Beloved, who lived in Harlem. These two were walking with the wounded. They helped me make sense of this rattling by opening their hearts and showing me a world of possibility, of transformation and maybe a rebirth. As the spring approaches, I wonder what we have learned from these days? How wide can a heart be opened, and can it protect us from what comes next? Have we found light within? This film is a meditation on the people who heard that deep call of sorrow.

Director: Andre Lambertson
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 29 min
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Original Language: en
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What is Elegy: My Two Months in Harlem about?
Two years ago, the world was slowly and quickly changing at a pace that made little sense. We all looked for something, or someone to hold on to. The ground was shaky and no anchors were in sight. I called a few people I knew to make sense of this sorrow. I found Mr. Owens and Beloved, who lived in Harlem. These two were walking with the wounded. They helped me make sense of this rattling by opening their hearts and showing me a world of possibility, of transformation and maybe a rebirth. As the spring approaches, I wonder what we have learned from these days? How wide can a heart be opened, and can it protect us from what comes next? Have we found light within? This film is a meditation on the people who heard that deep call of sorrow.
Who directed Elegy: My Two Months in Harlem?
Elegy: My Two Months in Harlem was directed by Andre Lambertson.
How long is Elegy: My Two Months in Harlem?
Elegy: My Two Months in Harlem has a runtime of 29m (29 minutes).
What genre is Elegy: My Two Months in Harlem?
Elegy: My Two Months in Harlem is a Documentary film.