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Tina Charles will miss the Washington Mystics’ game against the Dream Thursday night to attend the premiere of her film at the Tribeca Film Festival.
On June 17th , my film, “Game Changer” will premiere at #Tribeca2021 as part of @IAMQUEENLATIFAH's #QueenCollective, a program enabling more Black female directors to share our perspective through film. Watch my movie on #TribecaAtHome from June 18-23: https://t.co/KTUPzxdfEq
— Tina Charles (@tinacharles31) June 14, 2021
Charles directed and produced “Game Changer,” a documentary following Tanya DePass, a Chicago gamer poised to change the gaming industry. The documentary is Charles’s second film after debuting her feature, “Charlie’s Records,” at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival.
On top of being a successful director, Charles also currently leads the WNBA in scoring, averaging 24 points per game.
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