EXPLORE DENTON BLACK FILM FESTIVAL STORIES
The Denton Black Film Festival was created in order to address under-representation in film and media by giving Black stories an audience and Black creatives a platform. Storytelling is the core of any culture. And at the Denton Black Film Festival, we share stories of the Black community – its traditions, ideas and experiences – in a multitude of ways.
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Serena Grant
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"Being a Black girl with big dreams and big expectations in a world that is not designed for that…that has been the…
Stephanie Moore
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"If you’re going to treat especially our neighbors from the South, from the Central and South American countries, you need to look…
Shalom Gibtsawi
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"My mother has taught me what it means to fend for myself..to do what I feel is the best thing for me.…
Amani Seay
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"We still have a long way to go in truly valuing how all women show up, in all facets of work and…
Lydia Dunnington
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"As far as we know now, there was probably all types of storms swirling around us, but that rehearsal room and what…
Mary Black-Wright
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"There’s always room for growth… When people say, oh I remember the good old days, I don’t remember that. I remember, don’t…