Afrikana Film Festival

Matinee

Series/Themes: Partnership, Special Guests, Spotlight on Virginia Filmmaking

Genre: Shorts

The Afrikana Independent Film Festival is dedicated to showcasing the cinematic works of people of color from around the world, with a special focus on the global Black narrative. Its mission is to “present high-quality, well-crafted stories that celebrate the diaspora and encourage people to connect.” This screening will showcase some of the best work of the 4th Annual Afrikana Film Festival. Discussion with filmmaker Terrance Daye, moderated by founder and creative director Enjoli Moon

Saturday, October 26
2:00 PM
Jefferson School African American Heritage Center
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The Afrikana Independent Film Festival is dedicated to showcasing the cinematic works of people of color from around the world, with a special focus on the global Black narrative. Its mission is to “present high-quality, well-crafted stories that celebrate the diaspora and encourage people to connect.” This screening will showcase some of the best work of the 4th Annual Afrikana Film Festival. Discussion with filmmaker Terrance Daye, moderated by founder and creative director Enjoli Moon

 Jefferson School African American Heritage Center Virginia Film Festival info@virginiafilmfestival.org

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