Sunday February 12th The Long Road to the Hall of Fame: screening with filmmaker Reda Zine_ at Tasso Hostel For the Occasion of the Second edition of Black History Month Florence, BHMF in collaboration with Tasso Hostel present a screening of The Long Road to the Hall of Fame with the presence of the filmmaker Reda Zine who will introduce the film and follow it with a question and answer segment. The Long Road To The Hall Of Fame is a feature length documentary about Tony King aka Malik Farrakhan.�You might know Tony King for his past as a football player for the Buffalo Bills, or as a movie star in iconic films like Shaft or Gordon’s War. You might have seen his face touring the world next to Chuck D of the legendary hip hop group Public Enemy, whose security he’s been in charge of for the past 20 years. Political activist and brother in faith of the Nation of Islam who has since changed his name into Malik Farrakhan, his life is a parable spanning the last 40 years of African-American history.�What we are going to tell is a story that goes deeper than the ocean. Reda Zine: Reda Zine is pluridisciplinary artist (filmmaker, musician & professor) born in 1977 in Casablanca who now lives in Italy. In 1998, he was one of the founders of the biggest independent music festival in Africa called “L’Boulevard” of Casablanca and its magazine, L’Kounache (urban music and street culture), and in June 2012 he also became the first open source community co-builder in Morocco (Creative Commons Morocco and www.opentaqafa.cc) and he’s also artistic director for Creative Commons MENA.He studied Arab Media at the Sorbonne in Paris, France and scriptwriting & directing at Cineteca di Bologna, Italy.In 2012 he directed “This is My Story. Or Ours?”: four documentaries produced for the EU on Awareness on Migration, development and human rights through local authorities in Bologna, Seville, Bucharest, and Riga.One of his main interests is censorship in the art of North Africa, Middle East, and beyond.