A Weekend with the King Center to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: 2026 Beloved Community Awards and A Screening
Keeping Dr. King’s Legacy Alive Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day was established as a federal holiday in 1983, and the […]
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Milwaukee Black Cowboys Inspire “Forged by Steele,” a New Film by Local Filmmaker Starring Issac Steele and Kevin Nichols, Releasing March 2026
The Black Cowboys and Buffalo Soldiers Association Growing up, every time I went to my grandparents’ house, my grandfather would be
Atlanta Women’s Film Festival Expands to Four Days for 5th Annual Celebration Screening Over 100 Films , Sept. 24–28
Over 100 Films Screening The Atlanta Women’s Film Festival held its inaugural festival in October 2020, during the height of the
Behind Allyson Felix’s Documentary, “She Runs the World” with Director Matthew O’Neill; Recently Screened at Milwaukee Film
Dialogues Documentary Festival Allyson Felix is a legend in her own right. She is one of the most decorated track and
Milwaukee’s Own Michael Schultz, Returns Home 50 Years Later as Milwaukee Film Honors Him with an Award in His Name, Known for “The Last Dragon,” “Car Wash,” and “Cooley High”
An Icon from Milwaukee Most people don’t know that they’re going to become an icon, but it also doesn’t just happen
Atlanta Youth 13-18 Get Industry Access at 4th Annual Youth Documentary Film Camp Starting July 14
Summer Program In the last few years, Georgia has become a major player in film production. According the Atlanta Magazine, in
Haitian Director Robenson Lauvince Makes History with Global Release on May 16 for “July 7: Who Killed the President of Haiti?” Shot Entirely in Haiti
Theatrical Release Haitian director Robenson Lauvince is a history-maker. According to a press release, Lauvince’s latest film, July 7: Who Killed
2 Chainz’s Short Film “Red Clay”, Co-Written by Omar Epps, Premiered at the Atlanta Film Festival
Inspired by 2 Chainz Life It takes courage to put your personal life on the big screen and that’s what Tauheed
The Story of How Ambassador Andrew Young and Billy Payne Successfully Brought the Olympics to Atlanta in 1996 Unfolds in Doc, “The Games in Black & White”
The 1996 Olympics Atlanta shocked the world when it won the bid to host the 1996 Olympics. Those Olympics set the
“25 Cats from Qatar” Follows Milwaukee Woman’s International Cat Rescue Mission — Premieres at Milwaukee Film Festival
World Premiere in Milwaukee Wisconsin native Katy McHugh turned her love for cats into a business after a trip abroad, where