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Red Clay was recently featured in a spotlight program at the Atlanta Film Festival, where 2 Chainz participated in a panel discussion about creative risk,
April 30, 2025
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Red Clay was recently featured in a spotlight program at the Atlanta Film Festival, where 2 Chainz participated in a panel discussion about creative risk,
Groundbreaking initiative reshapes Hollywood’s future through diversity and innovation Revolutionizing industry access The Rising Voices program has emerged as a groundbreaking initiative in the film
Filmmakers frantically raid thrift stores nationwide as prestigious festival enforces radical new dress code The Sundance Film Festival embraces retro fashion and diverse voices The
Len Gibson founded the Peachtree Village International Film Festival in 2005. Since then, the film festival has become the largest in Georgia and one of
Atlanta has been a major player in the film industry for a while now, and the city’s latest move will continue to cement that. Previously
When I arrived at Morehouse College, I was familiar with School Daze (1988), Do The Right Thing (1989), and Jungle Fever (1991), but not Spike’s debut film She’s Gotta Have It (1986). Shot
Millennial screenwriter and director Lagueria Davis wasn’t obsessed with dolls as a little girl. In fact, the talented writer didn’t see the fascination most of
The Unhitch King takes a unique approach to the concept of a rom-com. Rob Kazi stars as Delbert, a man who uses comedy to sabotage
Tenill Ransom is one of the first African American women to write, direct and produce a thriller-horror feature that contains strong Christian themes. Her film,
Tyshun Wardlaw is the owner of Wardlaw Productions. Her documentary Growing Up Milwaukee is currently streaming on HBO Max. The documentary follows the lives of
Raven Goodwin has been cast to star in the upcoming biopic of Hattie McDaniel, the first African American to win an Oscar. According to Deadline,
The new documentary MLK/FBI is scheduled to be released in select theatres and on digital and cable streaming services on Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday,
Story by Marshalle Montgomery Favors Detroit is famous for cars and music, but local area moviemakers are working hard to add film to the city’s
The Gene Siskel Film Centers celebrates the 25th Anniversary of its Black Harvest Film Festival, which will showcase 17 feature films and over 40 shorts
Filmmakers Justin D. Jenkins (left) and Garrick Wade (Photo courtesy of Garrick Wade and Cre8tive Tribe Media) Social media has become instrumental in helping entrepreneurs
Mine 9 provides a vivid look at life for those who are in the coal mining industry. The film, directed and produced by Eddie Mensore,
Filmmaker Soweto Bosia wants to take an introspective look at Black life in Chicago with the film, 2 AM. Based on characters from the original screenplay,
Lynching. The very word conjures images of twisted Black faces, bulging eyes, and charred bodies. Since Reconstruction, Black men and women have been on the
The 24th annual Black Harvest Film Festival (BHFF) swings into high gear at the Gene Siskel Film Center. The month-long celebration, which began Aug. 4
Janaya and Rockey Black are a Detroit- based husband and wife team who produced the new film Warrior Pride, which is a timely Amateur Athletic
