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| Stone Center Guide to the Web - Film Festivals (8 items) |
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- African Diaspora Film Festival
- The African Diaspora Film Festival in New York City presents “outstanding works that shine a different or comprehensive light on African Diaspora life and culture.” This site features information on all of the festival’s films, as well as full festival information such as film schedules, special events, workshops and ticket information. (Source: African Diaspora Film Festival)
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- African Film Festival/NY
- The African Film Festival presents independent films about African history and culture. The site provides information about the festival’s educational programs, film archives, international programs, and the national traveling series of African cinema. (Source: African Film Festival)
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- American Black Film Festival
- The American Black Film Festival offers independent black filmmakers the opportunity to show their films to industry experts and the general public. This site provides information about registering for the Festival, the event schedule, and pictures from past events. (Source: American Black Film Festival)
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- Black Hollywood Education and Resource Center (BHERC)
- The Black Hollywood Education and Resource Center (BHERC) was founded in 1966 to spotlight African American contributions in film. The site includes information film events and festivals as well as news items. (Source: Black Hollywood Education and Resource Center (BHERC))
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- Hollywood Black Film Festival
- The Hollywood Black Film Festival screens films by independent Black filmmakers from the the U.S. and abroad. (Source: Hollywood Black Film Festival)
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- Langston Hughes African American Film Festival, The
- The Langston Hughes African American Film Festival, an annual event in Seattle, showcases “provocative films from independent black filmmakers and works about the African American experience.” The website includes festival information, full film schedules, and ticket information. (Source: Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center)
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- Pan African Film Festival, The
- The Pan African Film Festival is dedicated to promoting cultural and racial tolerance and understanding through the viewing of film, art, and other creative expressions. (Source: The Pan African Film Festival)
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- The Internet Movie Database (The Internet Movie Database: IMDB)
- The Internet Movie Database (IMDB) contains filmographies, biographies, and images of actors, actresses, and directors. Information on specific films, documentaries, or TV shows can also be found on this site. Notable African American artists included in IMDB are Paul Robeson, Sidney Poitier, Spike Lee, Denzel Washington, Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, Halle Berry, Whoopi Goldberg, Lena Horne, Ethel Waters, Dorothy Dandridge, Isabel Sanford, Beah Richards, Angela Bassett, and many more. (Source: The Internet Movie Database (IMDB))
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