Award-winning NANA, winner of the annual Mira Nair Award for Rising Female Filmmaker at the 2017 Harlem International Film Festival, will have its theatrical release, coinciding with Yom Hashoah.
Award-winning Harlem Int’l Alum Christina Kallas is back to kick off the Festival with the New York Premiere of her new winding, propulsive ensemble piece!
On the list of 2018’s must-see movies, Black Panther reigns supreme and a New York man wants to make sure a key demographic doesn’t miss out on the African superhero’s exploits: kids of color.
WE WANT YOUR FILMS AND SCREENPLAYS! Join writers and filmmakers from all over the world for the opportunity to showcase your work in the world famous cultural capital – Harlem, New York City.
42 Seconds of Happiness, which had its New York premiere and won Best Ensemble Cast at Harlem International 2016 rolled out today on Amazon Prime in 15 countries.
Join us for Harlem Tech Week 2017, November 1-3 as we Hack The Code To Tech Diversity. Take part in supporting startups in the community of Harlem to close the gap on TECH DIVERSITY.
We look forward to continue working together with Set Shop to support young artists.
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