Shaniqua, Shaundrikaa', TraNequa - think about what comes to mind when you FIRST hear these names. Ghetto? Unique? Uneducated?Searching for Shaniqua explores the stereotypes, perceptions and history behind so-called "ghetto," unique and "ethnic" names. The film premiered at the 2016 Martha's Vineyard African-American Film Festival where it won the HBO Best Documentary Award. It then went on to screen to enthusiastic audiences in New York, Atlanta, and D.C among others.What's in a name??? Join the discussion.Festivals:Martha's Vineyard African-American Film Festival - Winner, HBO Best DocumentaryBronzelens Film FestivalNorth Carolina Black Film FestivalHarlem International Film FestivalBaltimore International Black Film FestivalScreenings:Howard UniversityHampton UniversityOld Dominion UniversityCase Western UniversityBowie (MD) Public LibraryTo book a screening, Q&A and workshop with the director, please contact us at phill@searchingforshaniqua.com for more information.Team:Director - Phill BranchProducers - Phill Branch, Eleanor EarlCo-Producers - Joseph Walters and Stephanie SuttonAssociate Producers - Michelle Gipson and Maria Simone WilliamsComposers - Kris Johnson and Lauren JohnsonCast - Shaniqua McClendon, Robinne Lee, Chinneaqua Matthews, Khalifah Shabazz, Shenequa GoldingFind us at:searchingforshaniqua.com@shaniquafilm and @phillbranch - Twitter/searchingforshaniqua - Facebook
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