39:57
The Nature Conservancy Discuss Climate, Food Justice, and Equity, The Fight For Fresh Future Farm
59:56
The Power of Legacy and influence: Will Packer, Fight Night and Cultivating Young Black Creators
28:42
Chloe Bailey, Taraji P. Henson and Don Cheadle Discuss "Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist"
31:26
The Emperor of Ocean Park show runner and cast in conversation with Cori Murray
34:12
Reclaiming Our (Black) Beauty Lounge, Purpose of LâOreal - creating the beauty that moves the world
45:18
Warner Bros. TV presents: From Script to Screen, The Art of the Illustrious Showrunner
42:23
M4BL Salute to Black Queer Expression and contributions of TGNCIQ people pushing movements forward,
01:02:14
The lack of Black representation in film and TV: creating a more inclusive, equitable industry.
22:52
Albany Road's RenĂŠe Goldsberry & Lynn Whitfield express black joy while allowing the story to breath
23:14
Producers Sidra Smith and Tisha Campbell discuss how they build power through storytelling and film
29:16
The Chosen Jazz Brunch Featuring Tina Campbell and Keyon Harrold
01:23:52
Lamman Rucker and Filmmakers Discuss Diversity, Film Production and Black Excellence in Fulton Cnty
59:43
A Beautiful Resistance - discussion on defining Black joy and support of Black women
15:21
Jack Honey Art, Beats & Lyrics a traveling urban art and music exhibition founded by Cult Creative.
25:55
Exploring the complex life and Legacy of Olâ Dirty Bastard: A Tale of Two Dirtys
36:25
Daughters filmmakers discuss the 8 yr documentary journey, incarcerated fathers Daddy Daughter Dance
42:16
Sheryl Lee Ralph talks Dream Girls, Abbott Elementary, and sharing Jamaican roots with Kamala Harris
14:38
Cory Booker on The Power of Art to Transform Reality - Introducing Colman Domingo from Sing Sing
31:14
Colman Domingo talks rehabilitation through the Arts, Portraying Humanity Behind Bars in "Sing Sing"
31:12
Natasha Rothwell on Creating "How to Die Alone", Radical Self Acceptance, Feeling Loved and Seen
28:04
The Legacy of Stax Records: Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, and More in "Soulsville U.S.A."
28:59
Segun Oduolowu discusses False Positive with Director Ismail Al-Amin and Butch Reynolds
24:40
Dawn Porter's "Luther: Never Too Much", A tribute to Luther's Legacy, Shows Luther Beyond the Music
20:16
dream hampton discusses "It Was All a Dream", the importance of archiving and Black Woman in Hip Hop
35:29
Attorny Ben Crump Discusses "How to Sue The Klan" inspiration and the Legacy of the Chattanooga Five
31:18
A Radical Act: Renee Montgomery, How Renee Became Co-Owner and Executive of a WNBA Team
38:17
The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat cast discuss themes of Love and Friendship in new film
20:36
Billy Preston doc"That's the way God Planned it" explores who Billy Preston was, his rise and fall
35:46
Def Jam's Impact on Cinema: A 40-Year Legacy of Music, Culture, and Fashion w/Jadakiss & Slick Rick
14:51
"Rustin" Director George C. Wolfe, working with Colman Domingo & craziest thing about Bayard Rustin
40:47
Grammy Talks: Flipping the Record the truth about the Recording Academy's work beyond the GRAMMYs
21:41
Byron Hurt talks Hazing doc impetus, backlash and support, why Hazing culture is difficult to change
04:19
Oprah Winfrey introduces Time Of Essence documentary and Tina Perry's, Time Of Essence introduction
23:23
The importance of the legendary NY nightclub SOB's and making the documentary that spans 40 yrs
13:40
The Next Black Millionaires looks into the entrepreneursâ overcoming obstacles and scale businesses
13:06
Director Tamika Miller ,"Honor Student", anti-hero character and her unpopular answer to gun control
24:10
Camille Rose Founder Janell Stephens and Other Business Owners Discuss Growth and Entrepreneurship
49:31
The legacy of Black farmers in agriculture, the impact of storytelling and Community Wealth Building
10:13
Al Roker and Deborah Roberts Discuss "Gaining Ground" Documentary and The Fight for Black Land
15:34
"Swagger" Reggie Rock Bythewood and Legendary Olympian Dr. John Carlos Talk Hit Show, Fist Up Legacy
44:02
"Rustin" Director George C. Wolfe talks Coleman Domingo, calls Bayard Rustin the ultimate American
22:06
Civil Rights Leaders Discuss Gumbo Coalition Documentary and Fighting for a Multi-Racial Democracy
30:24
Michael Bivins Discusses His Docufilm The Hustle of @617MikeBiv and the Blueprint of a Mogul
32:21
Hulu's âThe Other Black Girl" explores being the Other Black Girl and complex Black Women on screen
50:45
âAmerican Fiction" Director Cord Jefferson Talks Black Storytelling and Working with Jeffrey Wright
49:08
Oscar-Winning Director Matthew Cherry Talks Animated Series Young Love, Black Hair Representation
26:11
Al Roker talks "Gaining Ground" The Fight For Black Land and importance of agricultural legacy
26:05
"The Space Race", the importance of representation and turning science fiction into science fact
41:03
Stamped from the Beginning is a transformative love letter to all black people, assimilation myths
50:15
Storm Reid discusses Jazzy Jumpers double dutch documentary, her role and telling purposeful stories
24:46
Directors of Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project discuss honoring the impact of Nikki's words
06:28
Michael Bivins bets on himself and introduces his new film "The Hustle of @617MikeBiv"
38:11
The Color Purple reimagined, spectrum of blackness and why The Color Purple needs to be a success
27:08
Stanley Nelson discusses police slave patrol and police accountability in the Sound of the Police
49:52
Chuck D, Jalen Rose Discuss âFight the Powerâ docuseries, 50 Years of Hip Hop, culture and history
27:36
MC Lyte and Dream Hampton empowered conversation for the Ladies First: A Story of Women in Hip Hop
11:00
Martha's Vineyard Sounds of Color an audio visual exploration that illuminates the MVAAFF experience
23:25
Nikyatu Jusu's "The Nanny" is a love letter to her mother, casting Anna Diop, the symbolism of water
01:01
Ladies Love Morris Chestnut at 2022 MVAAFF
41:09
Byron Hurt's film "Hazing" challenges tradition, masculinity and paves the way for a cultural shift
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About Marthaâs Vineyard African-American Film Festival
Established in 2002, the Marthaâs Vineyard African American Film Festival (MVAAFF) is an Academy-AwardÂŽ accredited Black Film Festival where independent and established African American filmmakers can showcase, screen and promote emerging feature, documentary, and short films from across the world. The brainchild of husband and wife team, Floyd and Stephanie Rance, the MVAAFF provides a nurturing environment for African American filmmakers to test their creativity, while providing sponsors a captive audience to promote their brands among a highly discerning community of people of color.
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