Meet KKuumba Siegell

My film is making its New York City theatrical debut and you’re invited!!! I am excited to announce that my feature film BEGET will be showing in NYC. It stars me in the Lead Role and the Comedian / Singer Margaret Cho as the Narrator of the film. You’re all invited. Please help me spread the word.

With Deepest Gratitude and Appreciation,
Your Neighbor, Kkuumba Siegell


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Feature Film – BEGET – to Screen at Maysles Documentary Center in Harlem, NY on Thursday October 29th at 6:30pm

Harlem, NY — Maysles Documentary Center will host a screening of BEGET (2026), the paradigm-shifting new feature film.

The film will screen on: Thursday, October 29th at 6:30pm at Maysles Documentary Center, 343 Malcolm X Boulevard, New York, NY (between 127th and 128th Streets).

A Queer and BIPOC Reimagining of Creation

Written and directed by John Tedeschi, BEGET is an audacious film told through a sequence of vivid parables and vignettes. The narrative creatively flips the foundations of human existence by exploring the premise: What if God’s original design for humanity was through Queer reproduction? Starring a dynamic ensemble cast and Margaret Cho as the Narrator – BEGET arrives at Maysles after winning awards in multiple Film Festivals including the Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival.

AND IF YOU MISSED MY THREE PART DOCU-DRAMA SERIES ON AMAZON PRIME called ABANDONED: The Woman In The Decaying House, released WORLDWIDE and made it to#1 in Brazil, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Italy …I made the SUNDAY NEWS: Actress mistaken for victim in The Woman in the Abandoned House: understand why.

Oh, did I mention that I was DIRECTED by FOUR TIME ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE KATIA LUND? Check out Katia Lund’s work!

I was also one of the Inaugural Actors in Residence at PERELMAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER ( PAC NYC) along with the original cast of CATS THE JELLICLE BALL with ANDRE DE SHIELDS.

From left, Janet Kilonzo, Kkuumba Siegell and Jha’Neal Blue starred in National Queer Theater’s production of “The Survival,” part of the 2024 Criminal Queerness Festival at PAC NYC. (Courtesy: Marion Aguas courtesy, National Queer Theater)

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