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Atlanta, United States · Est. 2020 · Emerging or partially verified — may be valid, clout unproven
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The Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival is an annual Atlanta festival founded by Morehouse College to spotlight films tied to human rights, social justice, and global issues. It is notable for combining screenings with panels, workshops, and post-screening conversations that connect filmmakers, activists, and audiences, and for showcasing work from around the world that engages urgent social themes. Its place in the festival circuit comes from its role as a dedicated platform for socially engaged cinema, including documentaries, narrative shorts, documentary features, and student films.
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Last reviewed Aug 27, 2026 · How we score
Founded
2020
Avg. rating
3.9/ 5
Reviews
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