In this semi-silent, black and white film, a young woman in college has
her sights on a man that holds a secret lifestyle that is revealed after
she has a night of passionate unprotected sex with him. Through animated
battle scenes we see how the HIV Virus attacks her body from within.
Blended with jazz music and specs of RED colors to symbolize caution, we
see how a pretty face can have rotten insides.
BIO: Mya Baker is a young filmmaker born and raised in Chi-town. She
currently resides in Brooklyn, NY where she came to be around people of
like mind in the independent film industry. Graduating from Columbia
College of Chicago in 1995 with a concentration in film studies gave her
the writing and production skills needed to pursue her passion as an
independent filmmaker.
From working as a PA on several independent films and interning, she
decided to venture into her own project. After two years of groundbreaking
interviews and obtaining historical information, she has just finished her
documentary entitled, ‘Silence: In Search of Black Female Sexuality in
America.’ This documentary has already received a Telly Award for 2004 and
has been making noise at various film festivals.
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2005 Mya Baker
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