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SUMMARY:In Love and Struggle
LOCATION:Littlefield Hall\, 5000 MacArthur Blvd\, Oakland\, CA 94613
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 and Struggle | Oldman's Blues | The Listeners | Simultanè — Oakland Int
 ernational Film Festival In Love and Struggle | Oldman's Blues | The Liste
 ners | Simultanè — Oakland International Film Festival Oakland – Film
 /Movie Friday\, September 11\, 2026\, 8:30 PM M14-202 Music Building Littl
 efield Concert Hall\, M14-Lobby Music Building Tickets Presented by the Oa
 kland International Film Festival Sponsored by Mills Performing Arts & Nor
 theastern University Open to the Public Tickets: $17.85 — Registration r
 equested Free with a Northeastern University ID (limited tickets available
  at the door) In Love and Struggle Director: Na Forest Lim Runtime: 00:20:
 00 Inspired by the visionary philosophy of James and Grace Lee Boggs\, In 
 Love & Struggle celebrates Detorit’s enduring spirit of freedom Dreaming
 . The film illuminates Detroit’s rich history of grassroots activism and
  ongoing community transformation—showing the reality and everyday pract
 ice of a quiet revolution in action. The film invites viewers to reflect o
 n their own being and becoming — to recognize their agency\, practice th
 e future they want to see\, and tap into the power of neighborly love Oldm
 an's Blues Director: Ziyi Zeng Runtime: 00:14:59 Grappling with dementia\,
  eighty-year-old Kang longs to return to China. When a yellow crane appear
 s\, memory and reality blur — guiding his spirithome in a final goodbye 
 seen only by his granddaughter. The Listeners Director: Joslyn Rose Runtim
 e: 00:14:44 David\, a once-brilliant jazz musician\, can no longer hear mu
 sic. Doctors search for a diagnosis while debating whether his condition i
 s neurological or psychological\, but answers remain elusive. As pressure 
 mounts to institutionalize him\, David is guided through an unconventional
  therapy that pulls him into memories of faith\, discipline\, and unresolv
 ed trauma. Moving between a hospital\, a chapel\, and the past\, David con
 fronts the voices that shaped him and the fear that\n\nhttps://performinga
 rts.oakland.northeastern.edu/event-detail?eventId=1415560017
URL:https://performingarts.oakland.northeastern.edu/event-detail?eventId=14
 15560017
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