Fresh Black Films South [Fall ed. - BIRMINGHAM]
Our emerging Black filmmaker series continues in “The Magic City” - Birmingham, Alabama!
Our emerging Black filmmaker series continues in “The Magic City” - Birmingham, Alabama!
We end our 2024 run of films in “Brick City” - Newark, NJ with exciting new partners
Our annual holiday screening of this modern classic
Michael Jai White (BLACK DYNAMITE) parodies cowboy movies and infuses it with full Blackness in this outrageous, action-filled comedy
Our long-running series returns with a crop of new short films from the disapora + the NYC premiere of a new documentary on the tumultuous short life and tragic death of a budding Trinidadian-Canadian author
Join us for the second Northeast edition of our emerging Balck filmmaker series, now taking place in arts rich Baltimore
James Baldwin would have been 100 years old this year. We recognize the gravity of his influence on Black American and world culture with these artistic reflections.
Our emerging Black filmmaker series continues in the Bull City - Durham, NC!
Black Rodeo returns this June, outdoors again!
A special presentation of Skinner Myers’ bold drama beginning our celebration of James Baldwin’s centennial
FRESH BLACK FILMS makes it to Atlanta for the first of our Southeast editions
Our emerging Black filmmaker series FRESH BLACK FILMS returns for the first of our Northeast editions
Free screening in Florence, SC as part of a series focused on the larger mission of voter engagement for Blacks across South Carolina
The wonders and traumas of family history and legacies explored
Featuring Brooklyn’s own filmic family, the inaugural edition of our familial chats with media artists who intentionally produce Black art
Our annual holiday outdoor screening returns for the Thanksgiving weekend
Free screening featuring a post-screening discussion with South Carolina NAACP President Brenda Murphy and Orangeburg NAACP Chapter President Barbara Williams
Jaime Harrison in attendance for a live post-screening Q&A
Haile Gerima’s newly restored, groundbreaking documentary, showing for the first time ever in Wilmington, NC
Ease on down the road to sing along live to this classic all-Black musical
The Caribbean Film Series returns with a mesmerizing search for an Afro-Cuban musical legend and a full evening of standout short films all from Caribbean film & mediamakers
Films at the Farm returns with our Fall ‘23 screening of now classic documentary BLACK RODEO
Ernest Withers. A million images. One BIG secret. Post-screening Q&A with famed civil rights photographer and museum founder Cecil Williams.
The Caribbean Film Series is kicking off 2023 with TWO feature films and two days of great Caribbean cinema
Sing and dance along to this classic Black musical
Academy Award nominee Aunjanue Ellis recreates the stirring moment when the world met Civil Rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer; University of South Carolina filmmakers celebrate hidden histories of Black women’s achievements in and beyond the university
Our 70's focus continues with this Blaxploitation parody that pokes fun at the best and worst aspects of the genre
October’s focus on Blaxploitation films starts with “TNT Jackson” starring Jeanne Bell
Filmmaker RaMell Ross captures small, but nevertheless precious, moments in Black lives in this Oscar-nominated documentary
Films at the Farm’s Fall 2022 edition begins with this emotionally-stirring 1985 classic film
Our Fall ‘22 edition brings this film festival fave that OkayAfrica calls a “tender ode to the Black diaspora” to Brooklyn
A rare, Curaçao-filmed and based feature film, making its Brooklyn, NYC premiere. A multiple-award winner, Buladó was The Netherland’s official entry for Best International Feature Film at the 93rd Academy Awards.