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Diaspora Festival of Black & Independent Film - Headliner Film: Moving Masculinity

Diaspora Festival of Black & Independent Film - Headliner Film: Moving Masculinity
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The Stone Center’s Diaspora Festival of Black & Independent Film returns for another powerful celebration of cinema, storytelling, and voices from across the African diaspora. Since 2004, the festival has brought audiences together for compelling films, engaging conversations, and thought-provoking dialogue with filmmakers, scholars, and our community. ✨ Headliner Film – Moving Masculinity by Esther Armah 📅 Thursday, October 1st ⏰ 6:30 p.m. 📍 Sonja Haynes Stone Center 🎥 A must-see film 💫 Free & open to all Come experience an unforgettable evening of film and conversation! We can’t wait to
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