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The North Carolina Black Film Festival is a Four day juried and invitational festival of independent motion pictures by Black filmmakers which showcase features, shorts, animation, documentary films, and student films. We pride ourselves in the Carolina Hospitality and great previous honorees and winners such as Anthony Hemingway, Ava DuVernay, Giancarlo Esposito, the late Dwayne McDuffie, Scott Sanders and more.
The North Carolina Black Film Festival is held in Wilmington, NC formerly known as Hollywood East.

Greenwich Village Film Festival celebrates Greenwich Village as a physical place, as one of the most photogenic neighborhoods of New York City.
But, more importantly, as a creative state of mind born in a specific location that gathered like-minded people together to stimulate individual and collaborative artistic expression. Our mission is to honor and keep alive this sense of community and creative environment by discovering and bringing together new independent artists and their work.
The organization is formed and operated for the purpose of calling attention to social justice and economic issues in marginalized communities, advocating for cinema culture and assisting young low-budget filmmakers with resources and exposure. The Greenwich Village Film Festival is a non profit 501 (c) (3) tax exempt organization.

Co-hosted by Friends of Ganondagan and Rematriation Magazine the Haudenosaunee Filmmakers Festival is the premier showcase and network for Haudenosaunee film writers, directors, producers and actors. We connect Haudenosaunee filmmakers with resources and opportunities to screen their films, network with Indigenous filmmakers and industry leaders and collaborate across the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. The 2021 Haudenosaunee Filmmakers Festival features virtual screenings, workshops, panel discussions and more from talent from across the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and is open to the public.