Black Code NICHOLAS DE PENCIER’S GRIPPING DOCUMENTARY EXAMINES THE GLOBAL IMPACT THE INTERNET HAS HAD ON FREE SPEECH AND PRIVACY Directed and produced by Toronto-based filmmaker Nicholas de Pencier, BLACK CODE investigates the complex global impact that the internet has had on matters of citizenship, free speech, privacy, and activism. Based on Ronald Deibert’s
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Eos World Fund Launches Multi-Million Dollars Initiative to Support Female Filmmakers
NEWLY ESTABLISHED MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR INITIATIVE LAUNCHES TO SUPPORT VISIONARY FEMALE FILMMAKERS AROUND THE GLOBE From Sundance Film Festival: Julie Dash and Nina Menkes First Recipients Selected To Receive Funds To Bring Two Unique Feature Film Projects To Global and Underserved, Untapped Audiences Eos World Fund, spearheaded by Director and Producer, Gwen Wynne, aims directly
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Black Women in Medicine to Screen at Capitol Hill
Noted independent filmmaker, author and activist, Crystal R. Emery has been invited to Washington D.C. for a Congressional screening and panel discussion surrounding her film Black Women in Medicine.
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Mixed Cultures, Race and Lady Wrestling in Signature Move directed by Jennifer Reeder
One of the most-talked-about LGBTQ films of 2017, Signature Move is the narrative feature debut by director Jennifer Reeder.
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Cynthia Nixon Shines as Emily Dickinson in A Quiet Passion
Acclaimed actress Cynthia Nixon delivers a triumphant performance as the great 19th century American poet Emily Dickinson in the richly detailed biographical portrait A QUIET PASSION, written and directed by the renowned British filmmaker Terence Davies (The Deep Blue Sea)
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