‘The Fencer’ based on the extraordinary true story of Fencing Champion Endel Nelis, and a Golden Globe nominee and Finland’s official selection of the 2016 Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film, will be available nationwide March 27.
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Nicholas De Pencier’s Black Code Examines Global Internet Privacy
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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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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Acclaimed Director Julie Dash to Resurrect Rosa Parks
Director Julie Dash (Daughters of the Dust) set for upcoming narrative feature film on reframing Rosa Parks, based on the book, “At the Dark End of the Street” by Danielle McGuire. With screenplay by Lisa Jones and will be a production of Invisible Pictures, helmed by Audrey Rosenberg and Jess Jacobs; and produced by Gary Riotto, who co-created the story with Jones and Rachel Watanabe-Batton.
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