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Stand down soldier ; Desirée.

Title
  1. Stand down soldier ; Desirée.
Published by
  1. New York, NY : ArtMattan Productions, 2023.

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Additional authors
  1. Sales, Jeryl Prescott
  2. Jackson, Kevin
  3. Barrett, T'Shaun
  4. Rouse, Eddie
  5. Kilpatrick, Diarra
  6. Lowry, Shanti, 1982-
  7. Russell, Maria
  8. Bennett, Tai-Anthony
  9. Henderson, Lyn Alicia
  10. Thompson, Cle
  11. Lennix, Harry J.
  12. Brown, Jeffrey T.
  13. Sales, Leander T., 1964-
  14. Palm, Norman Ph. de (Norman Philip de), 1948-
  15. Rooy, Felix de
  16. Rolle, Marian
  17. Strayhorn, Dan
  18. Belgrave, Cynthia, 1926-
  19. Jacobson, Joanne, 1937-
  20. Glanville, Maxwell, 1918-1992
  21. Snijders, Ronald, 1951-
  22. Burcksen, Edgar, 1947-
  23. Marcus, Jacques
  24. Dickerson, Ernest R., 1952-
  25. Signifying Stage & Screen Productions, production company.
  26. ArtMattan Productions, publisher.
Found in
  1. African Diaspora International Film Festival collection
Description
  1. 2 videodiscs : sound, color; 4 3/4 in.
Summary
  1. Stand down soldier: Portrays the return from combat tours in the mideast of a female, African-American sergeant. It looks at the trauma faced by soldiers seeking to re-establish the life, loves and relationships they left and a Veterans Affairs system that fails them. Yet, it is the trauma inflicted by rape at the hands of a fellow combatant which makes this film unique and compelling.
  2. Desirée: Set in Brooklyn, New York this Dutch film is based on a true story that appeared on a New York newspaper in 1980. Desirée lives in the past. A series of flashbacks expose us to her psychologically troubled childhood. Her present life revolves around three people: her employwer, Mrs. Resnick, Freddy her lover and Father Siego. Rejected by all because of her pregnancy, Desirée blames her child as the source of evil.
Alternative title
  1. Desirée (Motion picture: 1984)
  2. African Diaspora International Film Festival collection
Subject
  1. United States
  2. Women veterans
  3. Rape trauma syndrome
  4. Post-traumatic stress disorder
  5. Fiction films
  6. Drama
  7. Families
  8. Armed Forces > African Americans
  9. Women veterans > Family relationships > Drama
  10. Rape trauma syndrome > United States > Drama
  11. Post-traumatic stress disorder > United States > Drama
  12. United States > Armed Forces > African Americans > Drama
Genre/Form
  1. Fiction films.
  2. Drama.
Call number
  1. Sc DVD-2576
Note
  1. Stand down soldier originally released as motion picture in 2014.
  2. Desirée originally released as motion picture in 1984.
Credits (note)
  1. Stand down soldier: Written, produced, and directed by Jeryl Prescott Sales. Director of photography, Jeffrey T. Brown. Film editor, Leander T. Sales. A film by Signifying Stage & Screen Productions, Inc.
  2. Desirée: Director, Felix DeRooy. Screenwriter, Norman de Palm. Directory of photography, Ernest Dickerson.
Performer (note)
  1. Stand down soldier: Jeryl Prescott Sales, Kevin Jackson, T'Shaun Barrett, Eddie Rouse, Diarra Kilpatrick, Shanti Lowry, Maria Russell, Tai-Anthony Bennett, Lyn Alicia Henderson, Cle Thompson, Harry Lennix.
  2. Desirée: Marian Rolle, Dan Strayhorn, Cynthia Belgrave, Joanne Jacobson, Maxwell Glanville.
Linking entry (note)
  1. Forms part of the African Diaspora International Film Festival collection.
Title
  1. Stand down soldier ; Desirée.
Distributor
  1. New York, NY : ArtMattan Productions, 2023.
Type of content
  1. two-dimensional moving image
Type of medium
  1. video
Type of carrier
  1. videodisc
Cast
  1. Stand down soldier: Jeryl Prescott Sales, Kevin Jackson, T'Shaun Barrett, Eddie Rouse, Diarra Kilpatrick, Shanti Lowry, Maria Russell, Tai-Anthony Bennett, Lyn Alicia Henderson, Cle Thompson, Harry Lennix.
Credits
  1. Stand down soldier: Written, produced, and directed by Jeryl Prescott Sales. Director of photography, Jeffrey T. Brown. Film editor, Leander T. Sales. A film by Signifying Stage & Screen Productions, Inc.
Cast
  1. Desirée: Marian Rolle, Dan Strayhorn, Cynthia Belgrave, Joanne Jacobson, Maxwell Glanville.
Credits
  1. Desirée: Director, Felix DeRooy. Screenwriter, Norman de Palm. Directory of photography, Ernest Dickerson.
Linking entry
  1. Forms part of the African Diaspora International Film Festival collection.
Added author
  1. Sales, Jeryl Prescott, screenwriter, film producer, film director, actor.
  2. Jackson, Kevin, actor.
  3. Barrett, T'Shaun, actor.
  4. Rouse, Eddie, actor.
  5. Kilpatrick, Diarra, actor.
  6. Lowry, Shanti, 1982- actor.
  7. Russell, Maria, actor.
  8. Bennett, Tai-Anthony, actor.
  9. Henderson, Lyn Alicia, actor.
  10. Thompson, Cle, actor.
  11. Lennix, Harry J., actor.
  12. Brown, Jeffrey T., director of photography.
  13. Sales, Leander T., 1964- editor of moving image work.
  14. Palm, Norman Ph. de (Norman Philip de), 1948- screenwriter, film producer.
  15. Rooy, Felix de, film director.
  16. Rolle, Marian, actor.
  17. Strayhorn, Dan, actor.
  18. Belgrave, Cynthia, 1926- actor.
  19. Jacobson, Joanne, 1937- actor.
  20. Glanville, Maxwell, 1918-1992, actor.
  21. Snijders, Ronald, 1951- composer.
  22. Burcksen, Edgar, 1947- film editor.
  23. Marcus, Jacques, film editor.
  24. Dickerson, Ernest R., 1952- director of photography.
  25. Signifying Stage & Screen Productions, production company.
  26. ArtMattan Productions, publisher.
Added title
  1. Desirée (Motion picture: 1984)
  2. African Diaspora International Film Festival collection
Found in:
  1. African Diaspora International Film Festival collection
Research call number
  1. Sc DVD-2576
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