New Film 'My Eyes" Debuts on YouTube and Other Platforms

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - June 15, 2020 - PRLog -- Award winning filmmaker and photographer Michael Coulombe has released a new film entitled My Eyes, a short form visual recitation of his poem by the same name on social media platforms such as Youtube, Instagram Live, and Facebook.

'My Eyes was a poem I wrote 15 years ago," Coulombe said, "when I was part of an all-black writing group. It was a poem I wrote from the viewpoint of a black man being lynched. Here we are 15 years later in 2020 and this poem is just as relevant today as it was back when I wrote it. In this age #BlackLivesMatter and Police Brutality, I knew I could no longer remain quiet.  This visual poem is spoken by people of all races, both men and woman as well as gay, lesbian, and transgendered; the communities that face the most discrimination."

Participants include Landi Maduro, the founder of Women of Color in Film Los Angeles, and her documentary, Prostate Cancer in the African American Community, has been shown before the black caucus in congress. Twice!  Armin Nasseri (The Carting Call, Seeking Valentina), Bill Oberst, Jr (The Secret Life of Bees and Criminal Minds), Brantley J. Brown (Soundbite and Love Me Not), Candice Callins (The Central Authority), Calisto Thompson (Soundbite and Love Me Not), Charles Parker, Cristina Vargas (The Central Authority), Dominic Dabney, Jenna Nolen (Christmas Eve), Julie Rico, Manny Hernandez (Porch Pirates), Marco Parra (the new Party of Five), Mews Small (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest), Michael Coulombe, Miranda Bowden (writer for Family Time and In the Cut), Narlyia Sterling (The Central Authority), Patrick Faucette (Tyler Perry's Have & Have Nots and Netflix's GLOW), Roland Parker, and Vincent Ward (The Walking Dead), and
You can view the entire film here: https://youtu.be/mtv945jN9Dc



For more information: https://michaelcoulombe.com/projects/my-eyes/