Fulton County Commissioner Marvin S. Arrington Jr., in conjunction with Fulton Films, Friends of Wolf Creek, and the Urban Film Review, will host the 2022 Black History Film Festival to celebrate Black History Month on Saturday, February 26, 2022.
Gayle Holloman, Executive Director of the Fulton County Library System tells Audacy Atlanta's Maria Boynton they've collaborated with Arrington in presenting the Festival since its inception 12 years ago.
According to Fulton County's' Director of Arts and Culture David Manuel "there's so much going on culturally in Fulton County," adding, " we are showcasing everything that Fulton County residents want to see and want to see produced by us. It's an exciting time and we have so much in-store."
Arrington says that although the film festival is free, guests are strongly encouraged to RSVP for their choice of screenings. All screenings will be held from 12:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the following locations:
Film Screenings: “Finding Oprah’s Roots: Finding Your Own” & “More Than A Month”
Metropolitan Library
1332 Metropolitan Hwy
Atlanta, GA 30310
Please RSVP @ www.BHFF2022SE.eventbrite.com
Film Screenings: “Slavery By Another Name” & “Dark Girls”
Wolf Creek Library
3100 Enon Road
South Fulton, GA 30349
Please RSVP @ www.BHFF2022SW.eventbrite.com
Film Screenings: “Black Power Mixtape” & “We the People: From Crispus Atticus to Barack Obama”
ArtsXChange
2148 Newnan Street
East Point, GA 30344
Please RSVP @ www.BHFF2022EP.eventbrite.com
Additional information is available at www.FultonCommission5.com.