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Booker’s Place: A Mississippi Story
In 1966, filmmaker Frank De Felitta made a documentary for NBC News about life in the Mississippi Delta. When it aired on television, many white Southerners were outraged at the portrayal of the South as racist, a fact that many preferred to deny. One scene in particular eventually destroyed the life of [...]...
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Gospel Fest on Film
CBFF has partnered with a Church of God of Prophecy (COGOP.ca) to deliver Toronto’s 1st Christian Film Festival. “Gospel Fest on Film” ...
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CBFF Launch Party ‘Cinema Noir’
Sunday 13th September will see the official launch of the Canadian Black Film Festival ...
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Award Winning Action Film Director Heading to Toronto!
Pascal Aka, a 24 year old graduate of the Carleton University Film Program is currently celebrating ...
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The Mystry of ACTRA Demystified
Want to work with ACTRA members but think it’s too hard? Not sure of your way around the paperwork ...
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CBFF & Hotdocs Presents “Booker’s Place: A Mississppi Story”
Booker’s Place: A Mississppi Story
In 1966, filmmaker Frank De Felitta made a documentary for NBC News about life in the Mississippi Delta. When it aired on television, many white Southerners were outraged at the portrayal of the South as racist, a fact that many preferred to deny. One scene in particular eventually [...]
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CBFF Reminisce on their First Annual Festival
The Canadian Black Film Festival launched its very first annual festival on Friday September 25th 2009, hosting 3 days of screenings workshops and events. During this period, filmmakers from across Canada and many enthusiasts came to see a range of films and engage in some lively Q&A sessions.
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