Rhym Guissé
Rhym Guissé is a Los Angeles-based director, actor and screenwriter whose work bridges the worlds of performance and filmmaking with a distinct emotional and cultural lens. A multidisciplinary storyteller, she…
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“Myrtle Beach was a good place, if you stay in your place, I’ll put it like that.”
At the height of segregation, when everywhere else was divided. Black and white people danced together to the biggest R&B acts of the time at Charlie’s Place. How was this possible? And who was the mythic proprietor of this mythic space?
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The Host
