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09/19/2024

Out of Time, the highly anticipated debut feature film from filmmaker Alison Guessou, will make its festival debut at two prestigious film festivals this October. The film, which explores themes of corporate greed, personal sacrifice, and redemption, will screen on October 11th at The Twin Cities Black Film Festival and October 23rd at the Twin Cities Film Fest (TCFF).
Event Dates & Ticket Information:
October 11th: Twin Cities Black Film Festival
https://www.djiniproductions.com/out-of-time
October 23rd: Twin Cities Film Festival
https://www.djiniproductions.com/out-of-time
Out of Time tells the story of Mona Cress, a mother driven to desperate measures to save her son while battling the dark underworld of pharmaceutical corruption. With an incredible cast led by Charla Marie Bailey, the film takes viewers on an emotional rollercoaster through a world where ethics and morality are tested at every turn.
A Story Rooted in Real-World Struggles
“Through Out of Time, we wanted to shed light on the complex, often unseen battles many face within the healthcare system,” says Alison Guessou. “This is a deeply personal story about resilience, sacrifice, and the lengths a mother will go to protect her child.”
Join Us at the Screenings: Audiences will have two opportunities to catch this impactful drama on the big screen. Tickets are now available, and we encourage early purchase as seats are limited.
For more information about the screenings and to purchase tickets, please visit our official event page: https://www.djiniproductions.com/out-of-time.
About the Film:
Out of Time is an independent drama produced by Djini Productions and directed by Alison Guessou. Produced in the heart of Minneapolis, the film was shot using local talent and crew, showcasing the rich creative energy of our state.
About the Filmmaker:
Alison Guessou is an independent filmmaker based in Minneapolis, MN, whose work centers on telling diverse, socially relevant stories. Out of Time is her first feature film.
For more information about Out of Time, visit https://www.djiniproductions.com/out-of-time.
Out of Time Hits the Big Screen at Two Major Film Festivals This October

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Continuing the celebration of American Craft Beer Week, Black Brewers Podcast x Wooden Ship Brewing Company are back with another dope Beer Collaboration!

We have made a British Golden Ale called HIT’EM With Some Moor.

We wanted to make something different this time around and with Wooden Ship known for their unique beer offerings we came up with this style.
This beer is smooth and crisp, with a delicate balance of malt sweetness and hop bitterness.
We used First Gold as a first wort and in the dry hop. Added some Citra in the whirlpool.
HIT’EM With Some Moor sits at 5.5% ABV, perfect to enjoy on a nice summer day.
Come out and celebrate with Black Brewers Podcast and Wooden Ship Brewing Company
Friday May 17th at 7pm-Link in bio!

Portions of the proceeds of this collaboration will go to BDIVERSITYGROUP. “Cultivating diversity not just in Beer, but beyond. Addressing the lack of diversity in a multitude of industries and how we can all work together to improve it. One conversation at a time.”

If you want to know more about baiversitygroup go to https://bdiversitygroup.com

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Tonight!!! Join the at for the 2nd annual Black History Month collaboration release of Frequency Shift, our Black History Month collaboration on February 9th from 7pm till close!

Frequency Shift Volume 2 is a Hazy IPA with Mango, Pineapple, Persimmon, and Baobab Fruit.
7.4% ABV | 29 IBU

Frequency Shift Hazy IPA is awesome and Haze Heads are going to LOVE this beer. The citrus tanginess from the baobab/pineapple gets along beautifully with the citrus hoppiness while the melon & almost-vanilla-like-creaminess from the persimmon add depth & complexity.

Frequency Shift: “Utilizing knowledge passed down from previous generations to facilitate exponential upward advancement and stability for our current and future generations.” — Phil Owens

DJ Still Phresh will also be in the house providing the aural experiences! A portion of event proceeds will donated to the Lifting Lucy organization ().

Event Link In Bio!

Also, a portion of the proceeds of Frequency Shift will be donated to the National Black Brewer’s Association (). NB2A promotes the Black brewing community as a first-of-its-kind organization;
Increases the number of African Americans in the brewing industry at all levels of production, especially ownership and brewmaster; Exercises political influence by developing and advocating for effective policy; and Fosters understanding of the history and legacy of African American brewing in the United States.

We will also have some new Black Brewers Podcast T-shirts available to purchase at

Help us celebrate Black History Month as we continue to shine a light on OUR culture in this industry and to changing the narrative of what the future could be when there is a space for Black people to make, create and be apart of the craft beer and beverage industry!

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Frequency Shift: “Utilizing knowledge passed down from previous generations to facilitate exponential upward advancement and stability for our current and future generations.” — Phil Owens

A portion of proceeds from the evening’s events will be donated to Lifting Lucy. LIfting Lucy is dedicated to empowering Black, Indigenous, and All Women of Color in the craft community to be their genuine and unique selves.

A portion of the proceeds will also be donated to the National Black Brewer’s Association. NB2A promotes the Black brewing community as a first-of-its-kind organization; Increases the number of African Americans in the brewing industry at all levels of production, especially ownership and brewmaster; Exercises political influence by developing and advocating for effective policy; and Fosters understanding about the history and legacy of African American brewing in the United States.

Frequency Shift Volume 2 is a Hazy IPA with Mango, Pineapple, Persimmon, and Baobab Fruit.
7.4% ABV | 29 IBU

Frequency Shift Hazy IPA is awesome and Haze Heads are going to LOVE this beer. The citrus tanginess from the baobab/pineapple gets along beautifully with the citrus hoppiness while the melon & almost-vanilla-like-creaminess from the persimmon add depth & complexity.

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