Remembering SF Black Film Festival founder Ave Montague
PR executive engineered the cultural scaffolding connecting San Francisco’s “Black community.”
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PR executive engineered the cultural scaffolding connecting San Francisco’s “Black community.”
We speak with Cree Ray about the San Francisco Black Film Festival and the legacy of her being a third generation to run it. We also speak with film maker Ellis Sutton. And Peter Pitt Mukuria reflects on mental illness in prison. Playlist
In the San Francisco Black Film Festival XXIII, the legacy continues June... In the San Francisco Black Film Festival XXIII, the legacy continues June 17-20: âHealing the World One Film at a Timeâ June 15, 2021 by Jackie Wright The San Francisco Black Film Festival, founded by the late San Francisco arts impresario, Ave Montague, increasingly gives a platform for emerging multicultural filmmakers and established Hollywood filmmakers to display work reflecting the African Diaspora and to interact with each other as the festival stimulates tourism. In tribute to the late Kali Oâ...