Ana Fahr’s Valley of Exile was named Best Film (Narrative Feature), and Asley Malcolm Morrison’s Back To Your Corner won the award for Best Documentary Feature at the 19th Harlem International Film Festival (Hi).
When Morning Comes (2022)
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Ana Fahr’s ‘Valley of Exile’ and Asley Malcolm Morrison’s ‘Back To Your Corner’ Win 19th Harlem International Film Festival Top Awards
Valley of Exile directed (Morning Bird Pictures)
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19th Harlem Intl Film Festival Unveils Lineup, Opens with Nana Ghana’s ‘You Are Always Right Here’
You Are Always Right Here by Nana Ghana (via Nana Ghana insta) Harlem International Film Festival (Hi) returns fully in-person for its 19th edition from May 16-26, 2024, opening with the world premiere of Nana Ghana’s You Are Always Right Here, preceded by Gabri Christa’s short film Kankantri (the Silk Cotton Tree), and a special premiere curation of Uptown Shorts.
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The First Slam Dunk to Open 16th JAPAN CUTS: Festival of New Japanese Film Festival in NYC
The First Slam Dunk directed by Takehiko Inoue The East Coast Premiere of The First Slam Dunk, the number one movie at the Japanese box office this year, and manga creator Takehiko Inoue’s directorial debut will open this year’s 16th annual Japan Cuts: Festival of New Japanese Film. The festival, set for July 26–August 6 will present 29 films and mark the first fully in-person edition since 2019.
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Toronto Film Festival 2022 Announces Discovery, Midnight Madness and Wavelengths Lineups
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story by Eric Appel Toronto International Film Festival revealed the 2022 selection for Discovery, Midnight Madness, and Wavelengths programs. This robust lineup features 54 titles from filmmakers representing 26 countries.