In this "up close" interview, I spoke to award winning, Milwaukee-native filmmaker Kristin Catalano who is turning heads with her debut feature length documentary project entitled "Clarence." The documentary is an inspirational and intimate portrait of 85-year old Milwaukee resident, World War II veteran, father of three college educated children, and husband Clarence Garrett … [Read more...] about Up Close: Director Kristin Catalano discusses inspirational documentary ‘Clarence’
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Queer Black Cinema announces 2011 honors
Queer Black Cinema founder Angel L. Brown has worked tirelessly to keep her vision for this festival alive. She's one of the people I first came into contact with when I started writing full time a few years ago and a very talented and passionate person. She's done a wonderful job shedding a spotlight lgbt black cinema which is often overlooked in many festival circuits, not to … [Read more...] about Queer Black Cinema announces 2011 honors
QBC Film Fest Garden Party Benefit: A night of jazz, R&B, soul at the Brooklyn Society of Ethical Culture on July 16th
(Press Release) New York, NY – Queer Black Cinema Institute (QBCI) will hold a Garden Party Benefit on Saturday, July 16, 2011 at the Brooklyn Society of Ethical Culture, to raise funds for its fourth Annual QBC Film Festival in Brooklyn. The garden party is Co-hosted by Reginald L. Barnes, former winner of NBC’s, “Weakest Link” and host of viral comedy/news show, “Pop Media” … [Read more...] about QBC Film Fest Garden Party Benefit: A night of jazz, R&B, soul at the Brooklyn Society of Ethical Culture on July 16th