Local Non-Profit to Air Groundbreaking Documentary on Ancient African Philosophy of Ubuntu at Lynwood Theater
Island non-profit Charter for Compassion https://charterforcompassion.Award-winning director Kudzai Tinago collaborates with Grammy-nominated reggae legend Pato Banton and world-renowned keyboard player Antoinette Rootsdawtah in this groundbreaking documentary journey. Together, they traverse 10 countries across Africa, delving into the ancient philosophy of Ubuntu. Derived from the Bantu dialect, Ubuntu encapsulates the profound notion that “I AM because We ARE,” emphasizing the interconnectedness of all of humanity.
“The Spirit of Ubuntu” documentary delves into the heart of this timeless philosophy, showcasing its relevance in today’s world,” says Lynn de Vree, a spokesperson for Charter for Compassion. “The film not only illuminates the essence of Ubuntu but also highlights the inspiring stories of dynamic and visionary leaders across Africa. These leaders embody Ubuntu in their daily endeavors, striving to uplift their communities and foster positive change,” she explains.
Support Kids _ Support Kids _ What We Do _ Charter for Compassion The documentary promises a captivating exploration of African culture, wisdom, and the spirit of togetherness. Through breathtaking visuals and poignant narratives, audiences will be taken on a transformative journey that celebrates unity, compassion, and the shared human experience.
Banto and Rootsdawtah will be at the screening at the Lynwood Theater. “Engage with the filmmakers and immerse yourself in the beauty of African philosophy and storytelling,” de Vree says. Charter for Compassion’s Executive Director Marilyn Turkovich will be available for information about the island-based nonprofit.“We at the Charter for Compassion see it as Africa’s gift to the world in its alignment with the Charter’s mission and vision. Timing is everything of course, and this is so on point given the current worldwide craziness,” she adds. The Lynwood screening will take place at 6:45 p.m. on July 31st. Please register here and “join us in our Charter for Compassion/Ubuntu movement to celebrate our interconnectedness.” As a nonprofit, your donations are welcome and appreciated, but there is also a free ticket option.
The documentary will be officially released in January of 2025.
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