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04/09/2025

Join thw North Carolina Black Film Festival for Family Cinema this SATURDAY from 10am-11:10am! 🎬 Featuring 8 teen directors from Black Girls Film Camp, showcasing powerful stories and fresh perspectives from the next generation of filmmakers. Bring the whole family and don't miss it! 🌟

05/12/2023

Family Cinema at the North Carolina Black Film Festival next Saturday May 20th! Admission is FREE!

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FREE!!! DON"T FORGET ABOUT FAMILY CINEMA on SATURDAY MAY 20th at the Boys & Girls Club of Southeastern NC Community Campus 901 Nixon Street with the NC Black Creatives FREE!!!!!

ADMISSION FREE!!!!

Film Schedule below:
10am

Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit (4 mins)
In many cultures it’s not common for women to be bread winners. Let alone that they also do a ‘men’s job’. In the short animated film “Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit” I’ll take you into a day in the life of the South African Black Mambas where this all female anti-poaching unit will join forces to take the fight against poaching.

Oh So Honey (4 mins)
This film was produced by students at Elv8 Baltimore. The film profiles the Baltimore-based business, Oh, Just Honey, while also providing an uplifting message to Baltimore youth from Baltimore youth.

Skin Like Mine (9 mins)
The film, like the book, focuses on Brittany Baker, a happy-go-lucky 10-year-old girl with a style of her own. She enjoys tap-dancing and spending quality time with her family. After her father accepts a new job, Brittany and her family move from Illinois to Georgia. This means a new school and a chance to make new friends for Brittany....or does it?

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10:30am
Gaming Life (13 mins)
A young boy discovers the difference between playing video games and dealing with Real Life turmoil when a family member becomes ill.

Shoebox (15 mins)
Shoebox follows Trey Malloy, a 12-year-old boy who works part-time at his neighborhood barbershop. As Trey sweeps hair and runs delivery errands, he is encouraged by local patrons to use his first paycheck on an array of ideas from the latest Jordans to cryptocurrency investments.

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11:15am - NC Black Creatives Film Creation Workshop for Youth

05/13/2021

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05/13/2021

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08/10/2020

FYI!!!!!! PLEASE READ!!!!s

Brigade Boys and Girls Club are offering a 9-Week In-Person Camp from K-12. Children will be able to receive assistance in completing their school work.

Cost: $25 for all 9 Weeks!!!

Please apply!!!

Click here to sign your grandchildren

https://brigadebgc.org/2020fallprograms/

They only have 45 spots available!!!

*Children are required to wear masks.
*Children must have headphones.
*Children must bring school issued device.

Students will attend their designated cohorts assigned by Onslow County Schools. When registering, parents must select their specified cohort (either A or B) in the Parent Portal.

03/19/2019

The North Carolina Black Film Festival would love for you to join us at UNCW Kenan Auditorium on Sunday, March 24th for our closing film, Tell Them We Are Rising, gives you a peak inside historically black colleges and universities (HBCUS) and their experiences, so be sure to come out and enjoy the show.

Event starts at 3pm and “Tell Them We Are Rising” will be shown at 4:45 pm

Tickets can be purchased at: https://filmfreeway.com/NCBlackFilmFes



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03/19/2019

Be sure to meet us for the North Carolina Black Film Festival at UNCW Kenan Auditorium on Sunday, March 24th at 3 pm with special guest such as the New Hanover High School Marching Band followed by one of two of our closing films entitled “We Ready”

Purchase your tickets at: https://filmfreeway.com/NCBlackFilmFestival/tickets

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