Vanity Fair
The BlackStar Film Festival Has a Mission, and Plenty of Ambition
Aug 8, 2024
“If colonial systems keep learning from each other, then it behooves us to also keep learning from each other and work together.”
News
Essence
Maori Karmael Holmes On The BlackStar Film Festival’s Growth And Cultural Impact
Attendees were able to view a diverse lineup of films that not only challenged, inspired, and entertained, but also reflected the rich tapestry of global experiences from people of color.
Press Release
BlackStar Film Festival Announces 2024 Award Winners
We’re thrilled to announce this year’s Jury Award, Special Awards, and Audience Award winners.
Billy Penn
BlackStar responds to a challenging year with a chance to connect
“This year we have equal parts deeply joyful films and equal parts films that are talking about the most important and difficult topics of our time, from genocide to climate change and everything in between.”
The Acadiana Advocate
Lafayette filmmaker to debut documentary on Creole cowboys at Philadelphia premiere
Footwork premieres at BlackStar Film Festival today.
Philly Inquirer
Filmmaker Walé Oyéjidé’s new film is an ode to West Philly
Do You See Me? is filmed in the city and is a tribute to its grit. – The Philadelphia Inquirer
Office Magazine
Imani Dennison ‘illuminates the intention and legacy of Black people’s ability to play with the legend of the wind’
office sat down with Dennison to discuss The People Could Fly
