Black History Month Film Festival

Virtual screenings and discussions highlight the annual festival.

The Black History Month Film Festival. The Boston Globe

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Now in its second year, The Boston Globe’s Black History Month Film Festival will honor and celebrate the lives, culture, and creativity of Black Americans through film.

Both classic and new works will be made available for virtual viewing throughout the month. Each screening will also be followed by a virtual panel event to provide insight and context for these stories of strength, joy, and love.

Join Globe writers and editors, filmmakers, and talent for these four installments.

MOONLIGHT
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH, 3:00PM EST
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Join the discussion with Harold Steward, Gary Bailey, Eugene Scott, and Nick St. Fleur.

LOVE JONES
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH, 3:00PM EST
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Join the discussion with Lisa Simmons, D. Ruff, and Jeneé Osterheldt.

JUBILEE, JUNETEENTH AND THE THIRTEENTH
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH, 3:00PM EST
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Join the discussion with Dr. Kerri Greenidge, Dr. Kellie Carter Jackson, Sylvia Stevens-Edouard, M.S., and Meghan Irons.

A BEAUTIFUL RESISTANCE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH, 3:00PM EST
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Join the discussion with the filmmakers and Jeneé Osterheldt.

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Black History Month Film Festival

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