Return to Hockessin #107C – Featured at the Rehoboth Beach Black American Film Festival
MOVIE SYNOPSIS
“Return to Hockessin No. 107C” explores the untold story of the Hockessin Colored School in Delaware, focusing on the fight for school desegregation that preceded the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case. The documentary features former students sharing their experiences and the challenges they faced after the school’s closure, highlighting the importance of remembering and preserving this piece of history.
The Rehoboth Beach Black American Film Festival is a multi-day event held in February at the Cinema Art Theater in Lewes, DE, highlighting films that explore Black culture, history, and experiences. Hosted by the Rehoboth Beach Film Society (RBFS) and in partnership with the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ), it features curated screenings, receptions, and discussions.
The festival aims to foster community dialogue and highlight the diverse, often untold stories of African Americans.
