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The Crenshaw Dairy Mart Film Festival is a hyperlocal Los Angeles festival organized by the Inglewood-based art and abolition collective Crenshaw Dairy Mart. It is notable for centering Black and brown filmmakers from South Central, Inglewood, and greater Los Angeles, and for framing film through themes of ancestry, abolition, healing, creativity, and representation. The festival showcases short films and a mix of documentaries, narrative films, music videos, and works in progress, making it a community-driven platform for local artists rather than a traditional industry marketplace.
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
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