CULTURE CATCH & DL21C presented the soon-to-be award-winning documentary Soundtrack For A Revolution screening and discussion moderated by author and political commentator Keli Goff.

This extraordinary event afforded a select group of invited guests an unprecedented opportunity to watch and discuss in an informal and casual setting the impact of this must-see Danny Glover-executive produced documentary that features contemporary artists reworking Civil Rights Movement-themed protest songs. Artists such as The Roots, Wyclef Jean, Joss Stone, John Legend, Richie Havens, Anthony Hamilton with the Blind Boys of Alabama (above left), and others contributed to the project. This is destined to be a movie to inspire people for many, many years.

The evening began with a private interview by host Dusty Wright with the writers/directors Dan Sturman and Bill Guttentag, as well as the executive producer Danny Glover and producer Joslyn Barnes of Louverture Films followed by the screening and audience discussion.

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Thanks to our friends at Izze.

NY Senator Bill Perkins and CC Host & Chairman Ed Bennett.

Writers/Directors Dan Sturman and Bill Guttentag.

Grace Johnson (Marc's mother), Marc Henry Johnson and Executive Producer Danny Glover.

The DL21C meet the Soundtrack filmmakers.

The audience engages our esteemed filmmakers.

Executive Producer Danny Glover shares his civil rights memories.

Keli Goff, Dan Sturman, Bill Guttentag, music producer Corey Smyth.

An audience member praises the film.

Louverture producer Joslyn Barnes and Dusty Wright discuss the film.

Marketing guru Eileen O'Dowd of Izze.

DL21C's Elizabeth Caputo, Ed Bennett and CC's Sheryl Magdalene Lee.

Photos by Chris London.