SFFILM Presents:

Homeroom

About: Oakland High School’s 2020 senior class faces extraordinary challenges beyond graduation and college applications even before COVID-19 disrupts the school year. Led by an activist student council, the largely African American and Latinx student body demands the school board remove police from campus, a defiant act that eerily foreshadows the protests sparked by George Floyd’s death. In shining a light on these courageous youths, The Waiting Room and The Force director Peter Nicks brings his Oakland trilogy to a riveting close. Recommended for ages 13 years and older. (SFFILM Festival)

Director: Peter Nicks

Year Released: 2020

Rating: NR

Run Time: 90 minutes

Cast: Documentary

Showing: April 16, 6:30 p.m.

Also available streaming from April 9, 2021 through April 18, 2021 ($12)

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