Black Ice: The Rhythm

This film runs 5/31 – 6/5 at 3:15 pm and 6:15 pm daily. “Black Ice: The Rhythm” – a family-friendly film with a captivating narrative of unity, resilience, and faith as it honors historical African American hockey players while weaving their storyline with current situations.

This powerful film delves into African American accounts with themes of belief and devotion through the eyes of Black families. It chronicles the inspiring story of how to overcome trials and tribulations – as character storylines follow realities including incarceration, single parenthood, absent fathers, and unplanned teen pregnancy – through belief and harmony. It is a testament to the power of community, strength, and forgiveness.

The film is written and directed by Gerald McBride, a seasoned media professional known for his work in voice-over, digital media production, and radio hosting. McBride is dedicated to empowering Detroit Public School students through his latest film, “Black Ice: The Rhythm.” With a commitment to storytelling and community engagement, McBride continues to inspire audiences worldwide.