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About Al Sutton
- Al Sutton MD (December 7, 1933) is a human rights activist, presently dedicated to ending the ongoing racist genocide in Sudan.
- He founded African Freedom Coalition with charter members David Livingstone Smith and Molefi Asante.
- He is a physician who retired from medicine in 1985, after becoming a whistleblower at the hospital of his employment. He went on to develop real estate, including the first gut rehabs of residential condominiums on the Bowery in the early ‘80s.
- His current project is the residential renovation of an off-the-grid house on two islands in Long Island Sound off New Rochelle, New York.
- The building on one island, Columbia Island, was originally built on bedrock in 1940 for use as a CBS Radio and transmission center.
- The second island, Pea Island, was formerly a recreation center for the Huguenot Yacht Club.
- His other interests include music, writing, film, and acting: Music: Archivist of the late great pianist, Chris Anderson. Record producer, Alsut Records. Solo Ballads, Chris Anderson, piano; Rudy Van Gelder, sound engineer, 1996 Solo Ballads Two: Chris Anderson, piano; Rudy Van Gelder, sound engineer, 2001 Live at Bradleys: Chris Anderson piano trio, with Ray Drummond, Billy Higgins, and Frank Gant, 2001 The Warm Voice of Billy C: Bill Lee Ensemble; Chris Anderson trio, with Victor Sproles, bass; Billy Higgins, drums; Billy C (Campbell) vocals, 1998Fiction Writing: Author of a novel, Physician Heal Thyself, the Making of a Whistleblower. Film: Producer, writer, and actor of a number of short theatrical films and documentaries.
- Acting: Film and Television Wild Nights With Emily (IMDB): feature film, premiered at South by Southwest.
- Writer/Director, Madeleine Olnek (2018) Make Room For Phyllis (FILMMAKER MAGAZINE) Short film.
- (2007) premiered at Sarasota Law & Order, ‘Vaya con Dios’ episode.
- (IMDB) Network Television Five Valid Reasons For Murdering Lisa (IMDB) Short film (2006) The Poet Engleström (IMDB) Short film (2006) Official selection, Pasadena Film Festival; Won Best Actor in Festival (2010).
- Best short film, Skyfest festival, Ashville, N.C.; Official Selection, Stepping Stone Festival, Chennai, India. Fortune Cookies and Men's Eyes (2019) Stage: As co-founder of the Perfectly Frank Cabaret Theatre, he produced over 40 new plays, mostly in downtown New York venues, including Dixon Place, Home for Contemporary Theatre, and Le Poème.
- He has also written and performed in a number of his own plays, including, Woman and Man, Lifeguard, and A Little Bumpy. Documentary Films: Equality, I am Woman: features rare footage of the 1st Women’s March in New York City, 1970, the music of Helen Reddy, and narration by Gloria Steinem and Jacqui Ceballos.
- (2012) The Most Dangerous Animal: a short, shocking look at atrocities and violence.
- (2012) Fraternal Twins: The First Year of Life: analysis of the development of twins.
- (1973)Theatrical Films: The Poet Engleström: Itinerant poet deplores our wasteful planet.
- Actor: Al Sutton.
- Director: Francesca Rizzo.
- Official selection, Pasadena Film Festival; Best Actor in Festival (2010).
- Best short film, Skyfest festival, Ashville, N.C.; Official Selection, Stepping Stone Festival, Chennai, India. All in a Row: A comment on modern mores.
- Best sound track at World Music and Film Festival, Washington D.C.
- (2010).
- Actors: Sam Triplett, Toba Levy. Five Valid Reasons for Murdering Lisa (2012): a trenchant study of misogyny.
- Actors: Al Sutton, Suzanna Dalton.
- Director: Francesca Rizzo. Lot’s Wife, or Wife’s Lot (2013): a dramatic study of control in a relationship.
- Actor: Laura Delhauer. Eating Out: How relationships influence ordering dinner (2013).
- Actors: Dan Hedaya and Laura Delhauer. Wail: (1970) Childcare suffers when nanny meets a handsome stranger.
- Actors: Dan Hedaya, Jo Henderson. Till Death (1972): Can marital romance compete with TV? Actors: Dan Hedaya, Jo Henderson. Till Death 2 (1973): Romance vs.
- TV.
- Actors: Dan Hedaya, Maxine Westerman
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