Film Festivals
Vertex Micro Fest Launches as First National Vertical Film Festival in the U.S., Starting in Atlanta
Vertex Micro Fest becomes America's first national vertical film festival, dedicated to mobile-first storytelling and micro dramas, launching in Atlanta before expanding to other major cities.
Tú Cuentas Cine Youth Fest Wins Two Telly Awards for Latino-Focused Interview Series
HITN's youth film initiative Tú Cuentas Cine Youth Fest earned two Telly Awards for its Cafecito interview series featuring media executive Ingrid 'Superstar' Salcedo and actress Roselyn Sánchez, highlighting the growing recognition of Hispanic-centered storytelling.
Documentary 'Put The Guns Down: A World Epidemic' Selected for Hollywood Weekly Film Festival
Terry C. Carney, Sr.'s documentary examining gun violence through intimate testimonies premieres at the Hollywood Weekly Film Festival, representing a significant effort to address this global crisis through cinematic storytelling.
Reel Sisters Film Festival Celebrates 28 Years of Women Filmmakers with Focus on Healing and Community
The Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival, the first Oscar-qualifying festival dedicated to women filmmakers, showcases diverse films exploring themes of healing, love, and activism while honoring trailblazing artists and expanding access through new partnerships.
Boca International Jewish Film Festival to Premiere 'Red Alert' Series Depicting October 7 Attacks
The Boca International Jewish Film Festival will host an exclusive Palm Beach County premiere of 'Red Alert,' a limited series based on survivor accounts of the October 7 attacks, highlighting the importance of preserving Israeli narratives through cinematic storytelling.
Boca International Jewish Film Festival Expands for 2026 with Extended Schedule and Multiple Venues
The Boca International Jewish Film Festival is expanding its 2026 edition with a longer duration, multiple venues, and pre-festival events, highlighting its growing role in showcasing Jewish cultural narratives and fostering community engagement through cinema.
New York Latino Film Festival Celebrates 25 Years of Amplifying Latino Voices in Cinema
The New York Latino Film Festival marks its 25th anniversary with an ambitious lineup of 120 films from 15 countries, highlighting the festival's enduring role in championing Latino storytelling and representation in the entertainment industry.
Inaugural Chicano Hollywood Film Festival to Launch as a Cultural Response to Injustice
The Chicano Hollywood Film Festival debuts in Pomona, CA, showcasing Chicano and Latino storytelling as a form of protest and celebration amidst current social injustices.