The BronzeLens Film Festival has revealed this years selections

The ninth annual BronzeLens Film Festival takes place between August 22-28th. The event focuses on people of color within the industry, highlighting their work and empowering those on the rise. There will be workshops, master classes, an awards show, and of course, amazing screenings. Below is the list of this years selections for screening, just announced by the BronzeLens team.

DOCUMENTARY
Don’t Be Nice

Show Me Democracy

The Possibility of Her

Two Deaths

United Skates

FEATURE
1 Angry Black Man

Jinn

Shot Clock ATL

The Broken Rose

The Meek

When The Well Runs Dry

INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY
A Great Day in Paris

Cimarronaje en Panama

Familiar Faces/Unexpected Places: A Global African Diaspora

For Humanity: Culture, Community and Maroonage

Longing For

Skulls

The Mayor’s Race

INTERNATIONAL FEATURE
Isoken

INTERNATIONAL SHORT DOCUMENTARY
Restoring Focus

MUSIC VIDEO
Lay Over: The Visual

Together

Why Us

You Think You Know

SHORT
A Brave Face

A Father’s Love

Aged Out

An Act of Terror

An Ode to Harold

Anna

BlacKorea

Charcoal

Dishonour

Distorted

DUALITY

Emmett Still

Grace

In My Father’s Name

INSTANCE

Ireti

KINGS

Kyenvu

Lalo’s House

Little K

Myself When I Am Real

Nana Roxie’s Revenge

On Monday of Last Week

Other

Parallax

Paris Blues In Harlem

Pony

Social Conflict

Something Bigger

The Campbell:Traders Gangsters and Robots

The Counter: 1960

The Talk

Training Wheels

Turtle vs. Octopus

Under

Ur Mines

Vesey’s Resistance

Vici

Wale

We Have Our Ways

SHORT DOCUMENTARY
Brooks People

Hale

Let My People Vote

Mr. Gele: The Man. The Story. The Craft

STUDENT
Ablution

Black & Blue

Discharge

Keeton Olson For HOA President: A Mild Inconvenience

Mama I Wanna March

Man In Focus

Mid-City Blue

Night Call

Olde E

Riverment

Sight

Valerie Morgan: TV Qualified

Zenith

WEBISODE
I Am Not Charlotte

Otis

Single and Anxious

For tickets and schedules please visit www.bronzelens.com