Roxbury Film Festival | Boston, MA
The Roxbury Film Festival, produced by ACT Roxbury and The Color of Film Collaborative, is the largest festival in New England dedicated to screening films by, for, and about people of color.
Screening more than 50 features and shorts, the Roxbury Film Festival covers a wide array of themes, including aspects of everyday black life and culture, history, injustice, poverty, family life, and decolonization. The festival includes both documentaries, dramatic feature length and short films from broadly comic to deadly serious.
Screenings will be held at various venues in and around the city of Boston, including the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Haley House Cafe & Bakery, Coolidge Corner Theater, Tower Auditorium at the Massachusetts College of Art & Design, Roxbury Center for Arts at Hibernian Hall, and Annex Auditorium at Wentworth Institute of Technology.
For more information, visit the Roxbury Film Festival’s official website (Link)
Here are some previews of some of the festival’s feature films:
Renee in Jump The Broom (A Musical) |
Prom Night In Mississippi |
Hollywood Jerome |
Pro Black Sheep |
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