The "Television Show of the Year" (Drama) nominees are powerful, smart, loyal and authentic. From a powerful criminal attorney who tests everyone's limits and reveal dark truths, to a night club owner leading a double life as a drug kingpin and an inside look into the world at Georgia A&M, where the newly elected president has her hands full managing personal and professional SCANDAL and drama, to a family struggling to gain a sense of cultural identity, a complicated story of three siblings who inherited a sugarcane farm and finally we take a journey to 1983 for a history lesson on the crack cocaine epidemic in Los Angeles - television over the past year has been captivating, genuine and provocative.
This year, The American Black Film Festival (ABFF) Honors is proud to present legendaryactor, singer and writer Billy Dee Williams with the "Hollywood Legacy Award;" actor Omari Hardwick with the "Distinguished ABFF Alumni Award;" actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish with the "Rising Star Award" and director Ava DuVernay with the "Industry Visionary Award."