Praise House

Year: 1991

Runtime: 28 mins

Language: English

Director: Julie Dash

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"Draw or Die" becomes the haunting command that drives painter Hannah, raised by her nurturing grandmother yet constrained by her pragmatic mother. When the grandmother’s spirit bellows the imperative, Hannah culminates a personal vision celebration with a visionary dance performance that blurs the line between art and ritual.

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