Purchase The Film on DVD
March 23, 2009
PURCHASE THE “BIN YAH” DVD
Credit Cards – Follow “Buy Now” Button.
Checks – Please mail a check for $28 ($22 plus $6 Ground shipping/handling) for each DVD to:
Bin Yah DVD c/o The Cut Company, 2120 Noisette Blvd, studio 120, N. Charleston, 29405
If you are interested in purchasing a DVD for personal use, please use the Buy Now button above. DVD’s are $22 each, + S & H.
ORGANIZATIONAL PURCHASE
If you are purchasing a DVD for a library, institution, organization, school, university, research facility, film festival, etc. please call 843. 225-2150 for additional pricing. Once the terms are agreed to we will issue you a simple email invoice and a lifetime public screening agreement.
WHOLESALE PURCHASE
“BIN YAH” is available for resale at selected retailers. Please call 843. 225-2150.
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Bin Yah: There’s No Place Like Home is a documentary for sale on this website: presented by Justin Nathanson and The ChasDOC Film Society, the film explores the potential loss of important historic African American communities in Mt. Pleasant, S.C due to growth and development. Through the testimonies of the residents themselves, the film explores the culture, the history, the importance of land and the concept of home, giving a voice to those who seldom have had a chance to be heard.
A proposed highway extension threatens to bisect these close-knit neighborhoods of cousins and kinfolk, established by freed slaves and home to generations of their families for hundreds of years. Many residents are artisans and craftspeople, practicing traditional skills including sweetgrass basketmaking, brought over from West Africa and handed down from mothers and fathers to sons and daughters. Today, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina is the primary place in the U.S. where this grass is harvested and “sewn” into this particular type of basket.
Bin Yah will attempt to preserve – at least on film – the memories of the special places that may be lost forever as the struggle between the real “bin yahs” and the “come yahs” escalates.

