Artists, archivists, and filmmaking trailblazers Camille Billops and James Hatch blended autobiographical reenactments, dramatization, and satire to construct poignant, sometimes-painful commentary on Black culture, gender, and class. Their Family Trilogy covers over 30 years of personal experiences and "troubling truths" from Billops' own lineage—this screening, co-presented by LANGSTON, Black Cinema Collective, SIFF, and Grand Illusion Cinema, will share all three films, beginning with '82 documentary Suzanne, Suzanne, which bell hooks called "one of the most powerful documentaries of domestic life.”