Film
An Oversimplification of her Beauty: Anything But Simple!
A multifaceted mélange of art and music woven together to tell an ordinary story in an extraordinary way. To question oneself repeatedly, remembering small pieces of a puzzle once forgotten that when remembered, create the question anew. This is filmmaker/artist/musician Terence Nance‘s award-winning film, An Oversimplification of Her Beauty. Terence More...
Woman to Woman, Honest Talk From Moms and Daughters – Perfect for Mother’s Day!
Award-winning international filmmaker, Véronique N. Doumbé, and her daughter, the very talented up-and-coming filmmaker, Malika Franklin, have joined forces and created Woman to Woman, an engaging documentary More...
“42,” Jackie Robinson: Sports, Journalism and USA History
Yesterday I took a break in the workday to go to the movie theatre and watch the film “42,” the Jackie Robinson biopic. The film is performing very well in the box office. That is a good. I recommend More...
ActNow Foundation’s 3rd Annual New Voices in Black Cinema Film Festival at BAMcinématek
During the month of February we pay special attention to the historical achievements of people of the diaspora. What better way to celebrate than to take part in ActNow Foundation‘s 3rd Annual New Voices More...
(SEE UPDATE) What’s Eating Us? Byron Hurt’s “Soul Food Junkies” Investigates
Soul Food Junkies, award-winning filmmaker Byron Hurt‘s latest project, delves into the rich history and somatic impact of traditional American soul food. UPDATE: PBS’s Independent Lens will re-broadcast Soul More...
Must See: The Central Park Five Documentary. Opens Friday, Nov. 23 in NYC
BBN strongly recommends watching The Central Park Five, a documentary from award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns, David McMahon and Sarah Burns, examining one of the most notorious and racially charged criminal investigation More...
20th Annual African Diaspora International Film Festival – Celebrating the Diaspora Around the World
From its humble beginning in 1993, the African Diaspora International Film Festival (ADIFF) has become an important showcase for independent film by and about people of color worldwide. Celebrating it’s More...
Indie Success! NYC Opening Weekend of ‘MIDDLE OF NOWHERE,’ Rakes in $13k Per Screen
Indie Film Success! Last weekend’s “MIDDLE OF NOWHERE” opening raked in roughly $78,000, averaging $13,000 per screen, in its initial limited 6-screen opening, giving it the biggest per-screen More...
“MIDDLE OF NOWHERE” Opens Friday, October 12. Get Tickets Now!
Join Black and Brown News and see MIDDLE OF NOWHERE at 4:05 PM on Saturday, October 13, at the AMC Empire Theatre on 42nd Street in NYC. We are proud to support the efforts of ImageNation and Urbanworld, founding More...
(Watch Trailer) Gun Hill Road
via GunHillRoad.com: After three years in prison, Enrique (Esai Morales) returns home to the Bronx to find the world he knew has changed. His wife, Angela (Judy Reyes), struggles to hide an emotional affair, and More...
