Black Folks Make Movies, a pending, privately owned, 501(3)(c), is committed to the examination of Black film history through images portrayed in film via education, the promotion of past & current independent filmmakers of color and the preservation of contributions by Black and other artists of color. Through this prism of Black movie history we examine the emergence and impact of Black Americans, the creative reaction to widespread racism during the first half of the 20th century, and the vitality of Black entertainment and culture across the country inclusive of this period and beyond.

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Black Folks Make Movies is committed to the examination of Black film history through images portrayed in film via education, the promotion of past & current independent filmmakers of color and the preservation of contributions by Black and other artists of color

We're looking for folks interested in volunteering to help organize the F2B Touring Film Festival This unique enterprise is a celebratory retrospective history of Black American film from its inception in 1910 through to the present