The Federation of Black Canadians (FBC) is thrilled to be a partner for the 4th Calgary Black Film Festival (CBFF24)! This exciting event runs from May 24th to 28th, 2024, offering a vibrant hybrid format – in-person and online screenings – to amplify the voices of Afro-descendants.
CBFF24 promises a diverse and engaging program. Film screenings, panel discussions, and workshops will be held at the Globe Cinema (617 8 Ave SW) and the Calgary Memorial Park Library (1221 2 St SW). This dynamic festival is a powerful platform for showcasing the talent of Black creators from around the world, while fostering a space for the Global Majority and other communities to connect and share experiences.
Beyond Entertainment: A Celebration of Community
The Calgary Black Film Festival is more than just great films. It’s a movement that celebrates Black excellence and promotes cross-cultural understanding. By attending CBFF24, you’ll have the opportunity to:
- Discover a rich selection of films by Black directors and storytellers.
- Engage in thought-provoking discussions about critical social issues.
- Network with fellow film enthusiasts and community members.
- Be inspired by the next generation of Black artists in film.
Don’t Miss the VIP Opening Night!
Join us for a red-carpet experience at the festival’s opening night on Friday, May 24th at the Globe Cinema. This exclusive event kicks off with a screening of Dancing in a Yard, a powerful documentary by Manuela Dalle.
Get Your Tickets Today!
General admission and VIP passes for the Calgary Black Film Festival are now available for purchase on the festival website https://calgaryblackfilm.com/. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this incredible celebration of Black cinema and culture!
The FBC is proud to support the Calgary Black Film Festival and its mission to amplify Black voices and inspire future generations. We look forward to seeing you there!
