The African American Film Festival returns to the Island for its 23rd year.
The annual event continues through Saturday, August 9 with a full schedule of movies and discussions with film creators and executives.
The crowd for Magic City premieres. – Ray EwingWaiting in line at the performing arts center. – Ray EwingMovie showings took place at the PAC at the regional high school. – Ray EwingGuests arrive for Stanley Nelson’s new film We Want The Funk! – Ray Ewing[l-r] Phillip Daniel, Imole Ladipo, Nnamdi Kanaga, Nene Nwoko, Janet Adebayo. – Ray EwingJay Durrah with his art. – Ray EwingIquan Mitchell, Tahirah Waite, Oshantay Waite with Vineyard Caribbean Cuisine. – Ray EwingPaintings by Akindele John at Waterkolours gallery. – Ray Ewing[l-r] Bryant McInnis, Mia Hall from Brooklyn. – Ray Ewing[l-r] Carla Thomas, Davonda Boone. – Ray Ewing[l-r] Elana Williams, Indira Gooding. – Ray Ewing[l-r] Natasha Ero, Angella Katharine, Mabella Barnor. – Ray Ewing[l-r] Shawn Taylor, Peggie Allen, Michael Moore, Kim Bailey. – Ray EwingRon Cole is president of Pronghorn Company. – Ray Ewing[l-r] William Rhoden, Michael Jay Tollin, Sharrie Williams, and Larry Miller discuss Unraveling George. – Ray Ewing[l-r] William Rhoden, Michael Jay Tollin, Sharrie Williams, and Larry Miller discuss Unraveling George. – Ray EwingMichael Jay Tollin directed Unraveling George. – Ray Ewing[l-r] William Rhoden, Michael Jay Tollin, Sharrie Williams, and Larry Miller discuss Unraveling George. – Ray EwingAudience for Magic City. – Ray EwingDiscussion following Magic City. – Ray EwingDiscussion following Magic City. – Ray Ewing
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