
Entrepreneur spotlight on Nefertite Nguvu, director of ‘In the Morning’
Rolling out aims to share tips from successful businesswomen. This week, we had the pleasure of chatting with director Nefertite Nguvu, who shot her movie
Rolling out aims to share tips from successful businesswomen. This week, we had the pleasure of chatting with director Nefertite Nguvu, who shot her movie
If the success of Get Out is any indication of the power of Black film, the producers of the film may have another mega success
Paradigm Grey is opening up a door to Black cinema and providing a different perspective from the norm. The most recent releases of The Birth
Recently, the American Black Film Festival (ABFF) and McDonald’s joined forces for the “My Community” video competition. The competition provided up and coming filmmakers the opportunity
Former NFL defensive end Simeon Rice’s feature film directorial debut, the thriller Unsullied, hits theaters this week. The three-time Pro Bowler has a deep affinity
American Black Film Festival Honors Jenifer Lewis at “Best of the ABFF” Awards Show The American Black Film Festival attracted more than 7,000 New Yorkers and
Carmen Ejogo found herself in a fairly unique position once she landed the role of Coretta Scott King in the highly-anticipated Civil Rights drama SELMA. She had to step back into the shoes of one of the most iconic women of the movement
With films like Fruitvale Station, The Butler and 12 Years a Slave, the past few years have been a turning point for black films and
On February 3, The African American Film Critics Association (AAFCA) held its annual awards ceremony, honoring award-winning African Americans in the black film industry. The
It was a cold day in Toronto for the cast of the highly anticipated sequel, The Best Man Holiday. Taye Diggs, Terrence Howard, Regina Hall
Nelson Mandela, a former president of South Africa, was arguably one of the world’s most influential leaders. Click continue for a summary of great movies
Although Black History Month is over, the following actors are absolutely deserving of a little extra credit. Click continue to see some of the most
There’s nothing quite as good as good losing yourself in a great movie. They make us laugh, cry, and at times, rediscover ourselves. As Black
Let’s face it, the Academy Awards have a history of ignoring black films and black actors who turned in noteworthy performances. Spike Lee’s Malcom X,
It must be one special movie to get veteran actress Nicole Ari Parker this giddy. But that’s precisely where she found herself when asked about