Nana Dijo is a cartography of the Black experience through a collection
of narratives in first person.
Nana Dijo is an urgent historical registry filmed in Mexico, Honduras,
Uruguay, Argentina and the United States, which opens a crucial
platform of analysis about race relations/politics by transgressing
beyond the parameters of "safe discourses" imposed by culturalist
agendas. The narrative sewed into Nana Dijo grows out of the body
of the oppressed trespassing geo-political borders.
Nana Dijo pursues processes of empowerment while being
critical towards exoticization within hegemonic cultural industries.
Nana Dijo is the complexity in the colonized psyche;
Our elders vernacular manifestation.
Nana Dijo; Irresolute Radiography of Black Consciousness is
the first documentary collaborative project directed by Bocafloja
in collaboration with Cambiowashere.
40min.
English & Spanish w/Subtitles in both languages.
The closest parking lot is Structure #3. Visitors may purchase daily parking permits (Currently $12) by stopping at the Information & Parking kiosks (cash only) or by using a "Pay by Space" pay station. The closest information booth to Structure #3 is located on Hilgard and Westholme Ave. To use a Parking Pay Station: Simply drive to a self-service Pay Station location (there is one located in Structure #3). Please read the posted signs and screen prompts for Pay by Space. Pay Stations allow you to select the time you need to spend on campus and pay accordingly (all-day passes can also be purchased)
Cost : Free & Open to the Public
Carla Guerrero
310-825-4571
guerrero@international.ucla.edu Download file: Nana-Dijo--Flyer-vr-ghi.pdf
Sponsor(s): Program on Southern Cone Studies, Center for Mexican Studies, Spanish and Portuguese, Bunche Center for African American Studies, Center for Mexican Studies, Center for Southern Cone Studies, Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies, Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese.