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NEXT TUESDAY Lights
Up The Langston Hughes Feilm Festival In Seattle
NEXT TUESDAY, Mike D's uplifting drama about a father who decides
to meet his son for the first time since his birth 13 years before
screened recently at the Langston Hughes Film Festival in Seattle,
Washisngton. The festival also showcased several other films that
have screened at Reelblack including THE RODNEES: WE MOD LIKE DAT
and FRONTERZ.
Reelblack's Kindred
Screens In Denver
We're very pleased to announce that Reelblack's latest project,
a short documentary on Hidden Beach Recordings artist KINDRED
THE FAMILY SOUL has been accepted into the 7th
Annual Starz Denver Pan African Film Festival. Congrats also
to Philadelphians Aisha Simmons and Nadine Patterson who also
will premiere work at the festival, which runs from April 24-
April 30, 2006.
Mike and "Hook" Mitchell
at The 2005 Denver Pan African Film Festival.
A Taste Of Lady Alma screened successfully at the CULTURES COLLIDE
Film Festival in Brooklyn February 23-26 2006.
Mike with filmmaker Robert Patton-Spruill
at theRoxbury FF.
Next Tuesday screened successfully at Roxbury Film Festival,
Roxbury, MA August 17-21. Mike D. and fellow filmmaker Rel Dowdell
(Train Ride) were there to rep Philly and sell videos and T-shirts.
http://www.roxburyfilmfestival.org
Mike with actress/filmmaker Vanessa
Williams (Soul Food) at SJUFF.
Next Tuesday, Breakout and Foot Rub screened 7/12/05 as part
of Café Featuring's first “Food & A Film Series”
at Bluelights Entertainment Restaurant in Atlanta, Ga.
visit www.cafefeaturing.comfor details on future events.
Rel, fest founder Mark Eshcoe and Mike
D. at The Spaghetti Junction Fest.
Next Tuesday screened successfully along with A Taste of Lady
Alma and The Story of Breakout at the Spaghetti Junction Urban
Film Festival in Atlanta, April 13-16, 2005.
visit http://sjuff.com for details.
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Philly Boy and The Story of Breakout aired back-to-back the night
of February 7 on DUTV in Philadelphia. In case you missed, both
films can be ordered through our shop.
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Next Tuesday screened successfully at the CULTURES COLLIDE Film
Festival in Brooklyn the evening of February 23, 2005
visit www.americantheatreofharlem.org for details.
See Event Archive for more pix.
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