2001
Barbara James
Directed by Winston Washington Moxam
Logline: Barbara James is a thirty-something, single, hip and opinionated pregnant Black woman. Her life takes an eventful twist of fate when, one particularly ordinary day, she wakes up and realizes that her unborn baby has stopped moving
Synopsis: Barbara James is a thirty-something, single, hip and opinionated pregnant Black woman. Her life takes an eventful twist of fate when, one particularly ordinary day, she wakes up and realizes that her unborn baby has stopped moving. On this particular day, Barbara James decides she must sort out her past, present and future. She must come to grips with 30 years of mistakes, miscalculations and misinterpretations, all bound up in a reality she has never faced before. Dealing with a judgmental mother, an irresponsible father who abandons her, an overly protective best friend, no money, no career, no place of her own and a ghost who haunts her, she must decide whether or not to keep her child. Barbara James represents and explores the transitions all of us must go through in our lives – always wondering where to go next and what to do when we get there.
Distribution Contact: WFG
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RUNTIME: 84 Minutes
GENRE: Narrative, Fiction, Drama
LANGUAGE: English
LOCATION: Manitoba
KEYWORDS: Culturally Diverse Filmmaker

Director: Winston Washington Moxam
Executive Producer: Andre Bennett
Producer: Winston Washington Moxam
Screenplay: Winston Washington Moxam
Screenplay: Gerry Atwell
Screenplay: Storma A. McDonald
Camera: Claude Savard
Editor: Jack Lauder
Music: Derick McIntyre
Production Design: Jackie von Winkle
Cast: Storma A. McDonald
Cast: Ross McMillan
Cast: Mariette Kirouac
Cast: Valenta Wilson
Cast: Maiko Watson
Cast: Ron Dini
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