‘The Solace of Sisterhood’ Doc Follows Black Women’s Biker Club [Video]

A documentary about an all Black women’s biker crew in New Orleans will make its Tribeca Film Festival debut. The Solace of Sisterhood by Geneva Peschka and Anna Andersen shines the spotlight on the Caramel Curves club. Read more details about the documentary inside.

The Solace of Sisterhood follows the Caramel Curves club as its members defy societal norms to pursue their own freedom and happiness against all odds while empowering the next generation of female riders. The documentary explores the lives of co-founders Shanika “Tru” Beatty and Nakosha “Coco” Curry, uncovering their authenticity and vulnerability. The film captures Tru’s story of getting the riding bug from her business owner father and how she has passed on the love of motorcycles — and entrepreneurship — to her young daughter, Skye Beatty. The film stands as a compelling testament to the pursuit of one’s personal freedom through legacy and the art of riding.            

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