In the late 1980s and early 1990s, NYC’s Washington Heights neighborhood was considered the epicenter of America’s crack cocaine epidemic. Amid gang wars, street riots and growing tensions between citizens and police – the community needed a safe space, a political hub, a cultural center and a home-away-from-home.
If you missed the pandemic thriller that had its NY Festival Premiere at Harlem Int’l in September you can catch it now.
If you missed the New York Premiere of the film at the 2020 Festival, here’s your chance to catch this free uplifting screening of FIRST CHANCES.
Winner of the Harlem Spotlight award for short film in 2018, this exquisitely photographed period piece harkens back to the Harlem of 1926.
The 2019 Best Film Award winner at Harlem International is coming home to you.
After sold out performances around New York City, you can catch Festival alum Dierdra McDowell in her stunning one woman show in the comfort of your own home!
Watch all nine webisodes and join the filmmakers for a special discussion with Harlem International Film Festival at 3 PM on Saturday, September 19.
Five scenes from five screenplay finalists, performed for you by these wonderful cast members.
Craig Davidson’s documentary uncovers the role Cuba had in breaking the race barrier in the Major Leagues.
100 Films from Over Thirty Countries. Celebrating 100 Years since the dawn of the Harlem Renaissance.