‘Soul Bowl’ brings the high drama of high school football to the SF Black Film Festival tonight

Produced by MK Productions, KCRT and James Farr, “Soul Bowl” is described as “a testament to the enduring power of community spirit.” by Robbie Jackson& Being born and raised in Richmond, California, is a privilege few can honestly claim. At times Richmond is overshadowed by its neighboring cities like Oakland and San Francisco. However San Francisco Black Film Festival’s two-time winner James Farr has made it clear that Richmond is a special place with special people and it should get the spotlight it deserves.& From naming his kids after the city to taking on projects that highlight its rich history, Farr speaks highly of the city that raised him. “This is about bringing back that spirit of good Richmond energy. Bringing back that memory of community love. Richmond is different. The model of the city is pride and purpose.” says Farr when asked what Richmond means to him. This year for the film festival Farr has decided that& Richmond’s history will be the star of his film.& The film “Soul Bowl: 1984 NCS Championship” is quite literally a rare showing of an archive centered around Black history and Black community. The film travels back to1984, when Farr details how the...