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ALL TICKET SALES END SATURDAY, 19 JUNE @ 5PM!!! ANY ORDERS PLACED AFTER WILL BE REFUNDED.
2021 WINNERS
Join us as we cultivate educated discussions on black history/culture /issues through creative independent films from across the U.S. 
PURCHASE TICKETS
*Some films include graphic language or scenes. Children under the age of 18 should be accompanied by a parent.
Providing the platform for the black narrative to be told & heard through film
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SCHEDULE OF FILMS
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HELPFUL THINGS TO KNOW:
- We start ON TIME! To take advantage of all this evening offers be on time. 
- The films in total this year last a little over 1 hour. Your ticket purchase grants you access to tune into the virtual festival and watch any film you want the day of the event. There will be a half-way intermission with Q&A for the filmmakers. You may respectfully ask questions.
- This event is for adults ONLY. Individuals under the age of 18 should be accompanied with an adult. Some films may contain graphic images and language not appropriate for younger children.
- Anticipate a schedule of events forthcoming in early April

2022 SUBMISSIONS NOW OPEN

2021 HONORABLE MENTIONS
CONGRATULATIONS on your hard work and honorable mention!
​These films told valuable stories about the black community and are worth looking into!
Listed in no particular order. 
Neglect
by Brandi C Berry
Parker's Dad
by Max Raimi
Blackness is Everything
by Alba Roland Mejia
The Ivory League: Confessions of a Black Faculty
by Ryan Watson
Sins of the Father
by Doug Jordan
Unspeakable BLM
by Emmai Alaquiva
"WHAT'S IN A NAME: A WEST VIRGINIA COMMUNITY CONFRONTS A CONFEDERATE LEGACY."
by Douglas John Imbrogno, Bobby Lee Messer
GEORGE FLOYD: SAY THEIR NAMES
by Christopher R. Owens, Alyssa Dann
Hands Up, Don't Shoot!!! (Because We Want To Live)
by Myles Banks
Disco
by Maura McNamara

RUN
by LaTrice Amanda, Dante Parker

A Different Lens
by Olatunbosun Amao

Make America Again
by Ian Edward Weir, R. Akbar
the rage
by Aurelien Mathieu, Samir Mokeddem
Ethel Lawrence: The Rosa Parks of Affordable Housing
by Katia Barricklow
Clout
by Salif Soumahoro
Junior
by Jehnovah Carisle
A Natural Choice
by Harrell D. Williams, Sr.
The Black Experience in America: Present
by Ivory Leonard IV
A Father's Love
by Kelsey Matthews, Michael A. Harvey

AJE IJO SERIES (4th INSTALLMENT FINALE): IMMORTAL
by Kiana Harris

Not Just A Game - The Story of Savage 
by Myles Banks

Our Father
by Marcus Robinson



The Black Film Festival "Black Truth" seeks to encourage educated discussion of black history & culture. This is not your typical film festival!

Today, there are still too many untold stories, too many unanswered injustices, too many questions and prejudices.
There's no denying not enough of the world, even within the black culture has a complete picture of the black narrative.
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So we invite you to share an evening exploring the stories of black communities from across the USA.

We invite you, challenge you even to first learn, then help change the black narrative simply by sharing the truth.
One story at a time.
The future depends on it.
The time is now.
JOIN IN THE CONVERSATION
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  • HOME
  • THE BLACK AGENDA
    • Promote Black Business & Economy
    • END POLICE BRUTALITY
    • Black America University - American History in its Entirety
    • MEMORIAL WALL - REMEMBERING THE VICTIMS OF POLICE BRUTALITY & RACISM
  • Film Festival
    • WHY YOU SHOULD SUBMIT
  • SHOP
  • FREE eBook