The director talks about her “weird” new movie Lemon, directing Atlanta’s “Juneteenth” episode, and challenging what it means to be a black female filmmaker.
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Sabaah Folayan: You Don’t Need to Wait for Permission to Become an Activist | Elle
We speak to the director of a powerful documentary about Ferguson.
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Gentleman Jack And Omari Hardwick Celebrate African American Filmmakers With Real To Reel – Gentleman Jack
Gentleman Jack | Gentleman Jack, Real-to-Reel Gentleman Jack Double Mellowed Tennessee Whiskey is joining with Codeblack Entertainment and TVOne to support and highlight bold, new African American voices in film, with its Real to Reel contest. Participating filmmakers across the country will have a chance to win $10,000 and a VIP trip to Miami Beach […]
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If You Name It Love Jones, They Will Come
But they’ll probably leave feeling ripped off and disappointed.
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Black Films Matter
Will ‘The Birth of a Nation,’ Nate Parker’s provocative slavery saga, attract African American audiences and the Academy?
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New Ava DuVernay Doc to Explore Racial Inequality’s Impact on Mass Incarceration: ‘Our Population Has Been Demonized’
Ava DuVernay will make history when her documentary exploring mass incarceration and racial inequality opens this year’s New York Film Festival.
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