Gone are the days where it seemed as if it took an act of Congress for Black women to break into the movie business. Powerful portals —
Sheryl Riley Gripper is the founder of Black Women Film Network and BronzeLens Film Festival of Atlanta. Gripper’s son, Salah Ananse, is an Atlanta-based DJ, producer, party promoter
On Thursday night, March 2, FOX, the Black Women Film Network (BWFN) and Morgan Stanley hosted an advanced screening of the new series “Shots Fired”
The Black Women Film Network has a way of making National Women’s History Month festive with its annual summit. In celebration of its 20th Anniversary, the
The Black Women Film Network red carpet In addition to inspiring stories from stars and honorees, the Black Women Film Network luncheon featured a red
Black Women Film Network’s Annual Luncheon Atlanta’s Marriot Marquis swarmed Friday with innovators in film for the annual Black Women Film Network’s “Untold Stories Awards” and
Black Entertainment Television executive Connie Orlando got teary eyed and her voice quivered often during her acceptance speech at the Black Women Film Network at
It’s been more than two decades, 21 years to be exact, since filmmaker Julie Dash enlightened moviegoers about the rich Gullah culture – Americanized West
