Sherri's Black Sin
Written & Produced by Hillary Hawkins

Sherri’s Black Sin” is the tale of a 17-year-old woman-child living on her own with no one to talk to but her imaginary friend/spirit guide, you decide what it is. This entity, only seen and heard by Sherri, teaches her about race, love and self- acceptance by taking on a variety of roles in her life/imagination. 

​​  Stage Play Runtime: 22 minutes                                 Short Film Runtime: 17 min. 9 sec

Sherri's Black Sin is a short film based on Hawkins' stage play Sherri which was developed in the Women's Work Project & initially produced by New Perspectives Theatre Company under the direction of Melody Brooks, Director, with Celia Braxton Dramatuge. A girl is trying to cope with her issues, including seeing a fairy named Queen.

An absurd rite-of-passage, Sherri confronts issues of identify and esteem as a young African American woman struggles for inner peace and self-acceptance, with a guide who gives new meaning to “Fairy Godmother”! 
- New Perspectives Theatre

​​Hillary Hawkins Production, LLC
Making movies that introduce children and families to the Power of God and the Power of Faith.  Our movies are rooted in LOVE.
Sherri's Black Sin is a coming of age story recommended for middle school children, high school kids, college students and anyone on a journey of self-discovery, Great for pre-teens, teens, schools & families.
For Screening Requests, please contact producer Hillary Hawkins
HillAHawk@gmail.com
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