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AWFJ PRESENTS: Inaugural curated film series on KinoMarquee – Jennifer Merin reports

June 9, 2021June 14, 2021 Jennifer Merin a girl walks home alone at night, awfj presents, between the lines, daughters of the dust, kino lorber, kinomarquee, mustang, nowhere in africa, peppermint soda

AWFJ PRESENTS, a curated film series that offers movie lovers access to great films by some of the world’s finest women directors, is streaming on demand on Kino Lorber’s digital platform KinoMarquee. Selected by a curatorial team of AWFJ members from Kino Lorber’s vast catalog of hundreds of important titles, the inaugural selections include exceptionally entertaining and relevant films by women directors.

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10 Female-Directed Films to Watch for Black History Month – Marilyn Ferdinand reports

February 1, 2019February 4, 2019 Marilyn Ferdinand (Archived Contributor) 0 Comments beynd the lights, black history month 2019, compensation, daughters of the dust, gina prince-blythwood, i amsomebody, julie dash, just another girl on the irt, kasi lemmons, kathleen collins, leslie harris, living with pride, losing ground, madeline anderson, ruth ellis, talk to me, yvonne welbon, Zeinabu irene Davis

The Alliance of Women Film Journalists is proud to highlight the contributions of 10 outstanding black women directors — some quite familiar, others less so — whose accomplishments and distinctive voices deserve a much wider audience. We hope you will enjoy discovering the engaging, thought-provoking, and surprising films conceived and created by these truly exceptional women.