Sing, Unburied, Sing excavates history, and in doing so provides us with a table that is set for some of the most pertinent questions of our time. It is a delicate, beautiful, and precise line between pain and privilege, and how people walk that line to carry themselves, their families, and their communities forward. Haunting, tender, brutal, poignant and with a reverence of nature, we plan to explore the concept of family, how it can mean so many things, none of them right or wrong, and how the bonds of family are the sustenance of life—here and now, and maybe later too. 

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We know the film will engage audiences on so many levels, so above all, we need to provide resources that are adaptable and accessible. Black bodies, too often pained, will animate with joy, love, and care in this film, and using SING to demonstrate a variety of states and emotions will be a big part of the campaign as we aim to shift the mindset around family, Black families, and all families; what we share, what we seek, what we are, and can be—if only we could see it the way Jojo and Leonie can.