Festival Alums Dawn Gifford Engle and Ivan Suvanjieff recall their amazing history with Desmond Tutu and how he married them together at St. George Cathedral in South Africa.  The couple made the first film ever about the iconic anti-apartheid hero, which had it’s New York Premi

COOGAN’S WAY, which had it’s World Premiere on Opening Night at the 16th Annual Harlem International Film Festival on May 5, 2021, is set to share the name with a new street corner named after the famous local pub that was located there

Virgil Films and Entertainment has acquired 100 YEARS FROM MISSISSIPPI for commercial distribution.  The film had its world premiere at Harlem International this year where it won the Best Documentary award.  

Gavin Guerra’s crucial documentary traces what happened to voter’s rights over the past half century.

Harlem Int’l alum Shawn Batey’s award-winning favorite is now available online.

Festival alum Nicole Macdonald opens an important and unique window onto a historic community, which echoes this sinister crisis spreading further across the US.

Harlem Int’l alum Ruya Koman is starring in Jamal Hodge’s new work, MOURNING MEAL, described as the first “inspirational” horror film.  Take a peek.

Now seeking young Harlem applicants to join the free Breaking Walls writers workshop and a chance to attend the 2019 Tangier Summit!

Winner of the Best Short Documentary award at Harlem International in 2016 is available for free viewing as a tribute to the film’s subject who passed at the end of 2018.

The film that won Best Documentary at Harlem International in 2017 is finally available for streaming and purchase.