Tranquil Inferno Screening Partnership

On May 29^th a screening of Tranquil Inferno will be shown at the historic Atrium in Stone Mountain, Georgia.

Tranquil Inferno is a film about Black Wall Street in Tulsa Oklahoma, however this showing is more than just a movie screening.  

Recent events have tragically exposed how vulnerable the Black community is to changes in the economic landscape. Many have realized that dependency on a broken, corrupt and unjust system is indefensible.

This movie, while not a documentary, breaks down how Black people can rally themselves into a body which resembles the Jewish and Asian communities. These groups are insulated from many of the economic issues African Americans are facing. Not only that, but this film also talks about the why we need to move now. It took 7 years to make this film, the 95 minutes it takes to watch, will push our community forward 70 years.

Additionally, there will be a showcase of the My Organic Pod. This innovation allows users to produce organic fruits, vegetables, fish, chicken and eggs all in a small area. It fits in backyards, townhomes, apartments and garages. It’s a mixture of several farming techniques as well as Kiko technology, which was created by NASA rocket scientist, James Osugi.

We’re raising a million dollars to build 30 My Organic Pods, fund the salaries of the farmers and produce a documentary chronicling the event. The proceeds from advertising will fund this project. 

We invite you to this event as an advertiser. Together, this one moment in history can change the Black community forever. We are all we have.

Devin T. Robinson X “Egypt”

Writer/Producer of Tranquil Inferno