ABIOLA ON THE BET AWARDS RED
CARPET Clip from Jimmy Kimmel Live
SE7EN ARTS MAGAZINE... features Abiola
Abrams as "one of New York's hottest rising art filmmakers."
PAPER MAGAZINE "Abrams is spreading her
gospel of empowering people culturally, emotionally, sexually & politically across every possible media platform."
UPSCALE MAGAZINE "Filmmaker blends literary
and hip hop sensibilities for a daring literary debut."
MOOKY CHICKBRITISH MAGAZINE "If you haven't heard of Abiola Abrams, now's the time."
POWERWERK GERMAN MAGAZINE "Stranded, a movie full of humour and extraordinary
moments."
THE NEW YORK
TIMES “Goddess City is a rap musical!”
ANTHOLOGY FILM ARCHIVES “Ophelia’s Opera provides a modern twist on some classic myths.”
THE DIRECTOR'S CUT "Fresh, fun
& necessary filmmaking."
RUSH ARTS “Provocative
& original.”
SARAH LEWIS, MoMA "Abiola is a contemporary cantadora, recalling and re-presenting women’s lives through writing and narrative
in the moving image.
SISTER 2 SISTER MAGAZINE “Goddess City takes you on a reality ride that is far beyond your wildest expectations.”
CINEWOMEN NY “Filmmaker Abiola Abrams continues the experimental tradition with an exploration of the miracle that we ever
understand each other at all.”
TERRY
WILLIAMS, NEW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH "It was such a pleasure hearing you, watching your very enlightening
and brilliantly produced film clip, that many of the students commented on how thrilling it was to see and to one day have
you back to see and hear more. I found your work particularly gratifying and artistic, with side glances of sexual nuance
and Buneulian fetish charm, interwoven with an intriquing story line."
WANGECHI MUTU, ARTIST "Inside
every peephole she presents to us an image of our own voyeurism and a myriad of regal yet self-effacing belles."
TODAY'S BLACK
WOMAN MAGAZINE “A blend of strong feminist voices discussing community issues which reflect the nature
of womanism and radiate outward...”
CARIBBEAN LIFE
NEWSPAPER “A provocative ride where social commentaries aren’t preached, but are performed.”
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