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Atlanta, United States · Est. 2024 · Multiple structural red flags — exercise caution before submitting
Carpool’s Drive-In Film Festival in Atlanta is a first-annual, community-oriented festival founded by filmmakers Qiana Camille and DeShon Green to celebrate independent artists and emerging storytellers. It is notable for combining drive-in screenings with filmmaker Q&As, panels, networking events, and awards, creating an experience centered on both exhibition and industry connection. The festival showcases independent films, including narratives, documentaries, short films, web series, trailers, and proof-of-concept projects, giving it a broad independent-cinema focus rather than a single-genre identity.
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Last updated Aug 27, 2026
Founded
2024
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