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 & Hotdocs Presents “Booker’s Place: A Mississppi Story”
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.
Tickets for CBFF Tribute Ceremony on Sale Now!
In what is sure to be an event attended by many celebrated film industry figures, dignitaries from the political and corporate world and also featuring a special appearance by The Honourable Lincoln Alexander, CBFF are pleased to announce.
In what is sure to be an event attended by many celebrated film industry figures, dignitaries from [...]
CBFF launches Canada-wide movie critic contest
Today the CBFF has launched a nationwide contest for all you potential movie critics out there. Could you be the next Cameron Bailey, with an expert eye for film selection and a touch of wit when it comes to reviews?
CBFF are looking for a feature critic to write weekly reviews for our website, reviewing films [...]
CBFF announces partnership with the highly successful BFM International Film Festival
CBFF is pleased to announce a partnership agreement with the long-running Black Filmmaker Magazine International Film Festival, held annually in London, England and now in its 11th year.
Spike Lee with Menelik Shabazz (BFM Founder) at the 2008 Festival, London, England.
BFM International Film Festival has helped many new and emerging black and niche film festivals [...]
