2015 ST LOUIS BLACK FILM FESTIVAL
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The 2015 St. Louis Classic Black Film Festival Presents "A Salute to Classic Black Actresses" and will be held September 3-6 2015. CBFF will feature films of Cicely Tyson, Ruby Dee, Lena Horne, Dorothy Dandridge, Pam Grier, Eartha Kitt, Diahann Carroll and Juanita Moore.
The Fourth Annual St. Louis Black Film Festival will be September 8-13, 2015 and will feature music videos, short films, documentaries and full length films.
The St. Louis Black Film Festival provides the Midwest with a forum for African American independent film and video, and also serves as an advocate for African American film and video production in the state of Missouri. The Festival seeks to introduce the best films and videos from the surrounding area to its culturally diverse, film-loving audiences.
STLBFF was initially established as a vehicle for exposing Black cinema. The event was green-lighted after recognition that though St. Louis is the largest city in Missouri, it did not have a viable Black film festival. Independent filmmakers with films featuring a Black, African American, African, or African Diaspora subject matter or that feature a Black, African, or African-American as a central or starring character find that SLTBFF offers an outstanding opportunity to present their film before sophisticated and eager audiences.
STLBFF audiences are a mix of African-American, culturally diverse, sophisticated, film loving and eager community. St. Louis was in need of cultural event to bring this group together.
We are seeking funds to pay for rental of theater space and for licsensing of the classic movies that will be shown.
The Fourth Annual St. Louis Black Film Festival will be September 8-13, 2015 and will feature music videos, short films, documentaries and full length films.
The St. Louis Black Film Festival provides the Midwest with a forum for African American independent film and video, and also serves as an advocate for African American film and video production in the state of Missouri. The Festival seeks to introduce the best films and videos from the surrounding area to its culturally diverse, film-loving audiences.
STLBFF was initially established as a vehicle for exposing Black cinema. The event was green-lighted after recognition that though St. Louis is the largest city in Missouri, it did not have a viable Black film festival. Independent filmmakers with films featuring a Black, African American, African, or African Diaspora subject matter or that feature a Black, African, or African-American as a central or starring character find that SLTBFF offers an outstanding opportunity to present their film before sophisticated and eager audiences.
STLBFF audiences are a mix of African-American, culturally diverse, sophisticated, film loving and eager community. St. Louis was in need of cultural event to bring this group together.
We are seeking funds to pay for rental of theater space and for licsensing of the classic movies that will be shown.
Organizer
James Themovieman
Organizer
St Louis, MO
