Black at Yale: A Film Diary
Black at Yale: A Film Diary
1974
Documentary
Synopsis
The film focuses on the experiences of African-American students at Yale in the early 1970s. The influential documentary short follows students Erroll McDonald and Eugene Rivers, and features a conversation with civil rights activist Stokely Carmichael.
Credits
Director
Warrington Hudlin
Cast
Erroll McDonald as Himself
Eugene Rivers as Himself
Kwame Ture as Himself
Crew
Robert Slattery (Cinematography)
Warrington Hudlin (Cinematography)
Warrington Hudlin (Editor)
Warrington Hudlin (Producer)
Christopher Hudlin (Sound)
George Cunningham (Sound)
Robert Slattery (Sound)
A. Bartlett Giamatti (Thanks)
Frank Huttinger (Thanks)
Murray Lerner (Thanks)
Original Poster
Black at Yale: A Film Diary - Original Poster
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