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The 2026 Fall Arts Preview: Our picks in Film and TV
A high-profile Atlanta-shot film, a wide array of film festivals and special screenings and an exploration of the films of Spike Lee are…
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Atlanta Jewish Film Festival offers horror, romance, comedy at home and in theater
The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival celebrates its 23rd anniversary by shaking off three years’ worth of fears and precautions and — on the…
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Ryan White’s “Good Night Oppy” recreates a brave adventure in space
As a young boy in Dunwoody, Ryan White desperately wanted to be an astronaut when he grew up. Though that dream never panned…
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Culture, heritage and film combine at Georgia Latino International Film Festival
The country’s only Afro Latino-directed film festival begins its 11th year in Atlanta at the Lawrenceville Arts Center’s Aurora Theatre, beginning with opening…
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Film in brief: BronzeLens opening; queer, surrealist screenings set
The BronzeLens Film Festival celebrates 10 years with its 2019 fest, running August 21–25 at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta downtown. The opening-night film is…
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The Home Team film tackles displacement in Vine City and English Avenue
Two years ago, while a Super Bowl-ready $1.5 billion replacement to the Georgia Dome, complete with a 64,000-foot HD halo screen and retractable…
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It’s a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood shines a light on Georgia’s own
One is a film about family, with a decided twist; another, an animated tale of an unlikely hero; and yet another is based…
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Atlanta Film Festival highlights Georgia’s diverse, accomplished filmmaking
For an event with such longevity, the Atlanta Film Festival (ATLFF), now in its 43rd year, has chugged along at a slow-but-steady, perhaps even…
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“Chain love letter to dance” tops fourth-annual Opine Film Festival bill
Dance’s ephemeral nature is a major source of its appeal, says choreographer and filmmaker Mitchell Rose. But as attendance to live dance performances…
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Andy Ditzler returns to the High with Film Love’s Civil Rights on Film
For the latest program in his ongoing High Museum retrospective, Film Love curator Andy Ditzler chose three works from a 2009 four-part series…
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