National Black Arts Festival:What We're Doing

~ FILM ~

This is a partial schedule of events, accurate as of June 29, 1998.
Artists appearing, locations, times and ticket prices are subject to change.

July 11, Saturday

MediaOne's First Look: Film/Video Buyers Conference Producer's Showcase
nme:1-3 p.m.
Venue:Georgia Ballroom, Renaissance Hotel
Tickets:Free

MediaOne's First Look: Film/Video Buyers Symposium
Time:4-6 p.m.
Venue:Georgia Ballroom, Renaissance Hotel
'tickets:Free

Night of the Black Independents Film Festival Annual juried festival presenting the work of emerging Black producers. Sponsored by the Night of the Black Independents.
Time:2 p.m.-midnight
Venue:Goethe Institut, Colony Square (Plaza Level)
Tickets:Free


July 12, Sunday


"Homage" Opening &, Reception
A series of short new works by prominent African-American filmmakers Charles Burnett, Camille Billops and Leslie Ha@s
3 p.m.
Rich Auditorium
$10

"Hellbound Train"
Silent film by Elois Gist; discovered by Dr. Gloria Gibson-Hudson, reconstructed by Toriano Berry, featuring original score performed live by composer Geri Allen
7 p.m.
Rich Auditorium
$10


July 13, Monday

"Homage"
A series of short new works by prominent African-American filmmakers Charles Burnett, Camille Billops and Leslie Harris
12:30 p.m.
Walter Hill Auditorium
$3

Camille Billops - Young Filmmakers Workshop
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
14th Street Playhouse, Main Stage
Free

"The Black Newspaper: Soldiers Without Swords"
Premiere of Stanley Nelson's documentary detailing the history of the Black press
7 p.m.
Rich Auditorium
$5

"Blind Faith'
by Ernest Dickerson and featuring Charles Dutton
10 p.m. and midnight
Renaissance Hotel, Atlanta Ballroom
$5



July 14, Tuesday

"Homage"
A series of short new works by prominent African-American filmmakers Charles Burnett, Camille Billops and Leslie Harris
12:30 p.m.
Walter Hill Auditorium
$3

Telling the Story: Screenwriter's workshop with Paris Qualles
2 p.m.
Renaissance Hotel Ballroom
Free

"Homecoming: A Work-in-Progress"
Premiere of film about decline of Black farming by Charlene Gilbert
7 p.m.
Rich Auditorium
$5

'First Time Felon"
HBO film directed by Charles S. Dutton
7 p.m.
Renaissance Hotel, Atlanta Ballroom
$5

Hip Hop Mini Video Festival
hosted by Harry Allen of Vibe magazine
10 P.M.
Atlanta Ballroom, Renaissance Hotel
$5



July 15, Wednesday

"Homage"
A series of short new works by prominent African-American filmmakers Charles Bumett, Camille Billops and Leslie Ha@s
12:30 pm
Walter Hill Auditorium
$3

Finding Resources/Creating Structure Workshop led by Monty Ross
2 p.m.
Renaissance Hotel, Atlanta Ballroom
Free

"Brief Encounters With a Light Continent"
short films from Africa gathered by June Givanni, Toronto film Festival curator
7 p.m.
Rich Auditorium
$5

Music Video as Film
hosted by Greg Tate, musician, novelist and critic
10 P.M.
Atlanta Ballroom, Renaissance Hotel
$5

July 16, Thursday


"Homage"
A series of short new works by prominent African-American filmmakers Charles Burnett, Camille Billops and Leslie Harris
12:30 p.m.
Walter Hill Auditorium
$3

An Actor Behind the Camera, workshop with Charles Dutton Dutton
Mr Dutton will use his HBO film "First Time Felon" as a case study
2 p.m.
Renaissance Hotel, Atlanta Ballroom
Free

"Africans in America"
hosted by producers Orlando Bagwell and Jacquie Jones
7 p.m.
Rich Auditorium
$5

"Dakan' ('Destiny") and "In My Father's House"
"Dakan" is the first sub-Saharan film to explore homosexuality
10 P.M.
Atlanta Ballroom, Renaissance Hotel
$5

July 17, Friday

"Life and Legacy of Paul Robeson"
Lecture and Presentation created and led by Pearl Bowser
10 a.m.
Renaissance Hotel Ballroom
Free

'Homage"
A series of short new works by prominent African-American filmmakers Charles Burnett, Camille Billops and Leslie Harris
12:30 p.m.
Walter Hill Auditorium
$3

Digital Diaspora: Seminar
Case studies of Black creativity in the digital world
2 p.m.
Renaissance Hotel Ballroom
Free

Remembering Robeson - A Film Lecture"
hosted by Paul Robeson Jr.
8 p.m.
Rich Auditorium
$10

July 18, Saturday

The Iconography of the Middle Passage Panel Discussion
10 a.m.
Renaissance Hotel
Free

Middle Passage Film Screenings (5)
'Zajota and the Boogey Spirit," 1:30 p.m.; "West Indies," 3 p.m.; 'Space Traders," 5:30 p.m.; premiere of 'Through the Door of No Return," 7 p.m.; 'Sankofa," 10 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-midnight
Renaissance Hotel Ballroom
$5 per film

Paul Robeson Cinema Celebration Film Series / 'Jericho"
3 p.m.
Walter Hill Auditorium
$5

Paul Robeson Cinema Celebration Film Series / 'Proud Valley"
4:30 p.m.
Walter Hill Auditorium
$5

Paul Robeson Cinema Celebration Film Series / "Showboat"
8 p.m.
Walter Hill Auditorium
$5


Special Thanks to these sponsors for their contributions to the Film components of the 1998 Festival:

BellSouth
Arts Festival of Atlanta
HBO
Showtime
MediaOne



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