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Atlanta, United States · Est. 2006 · Emerging or partially verified — may be valid, clout unproven
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The Black History Film Festival in Atlanta is a Black-cinema showcase founded in 2008 and known for spotlighting Black filmmakers, storytellers, and student filmmakers. It is notable for its mix of narrative and documentary features, shorts, student competitions, filmmaker conversations, and community screenings, making it a long-running platform for Black storytelling and civic memory in Atlanta’s film culture.
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Last reviewed Aug 27, 2026 · How we score
Founded
2006
Avg. rating
3.8/ 5
Reviews
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