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#BHMFF #FILM #SCHOOLED #StoryTeller #LoveHOLLA @HaileGerima! #AboutLastNight The party didn’t start til HE walked in @QueenLoungeOKC! #DefHot #DefCool #HaileGarima #MeetAndGreet #Documentary #Adwa #MaroonMigrations #BlackHistoryMonthFilmFestival (at Queen of Sheba)

#OKC #FEB26 #PoeticJustice @TowerTheatreOKC (Tower Theatre OKC ) #BHMFF #ClassicFilms #BlackHistoryMonth Black History Month Film Festival invites you to some of the coolest cinema ever made with these #FILM #CLASSICS curated by #HipHop #Artist Jabee! Tower Theatre OKC History is interwoven with Black Film History. In the prime of the theatre, Saturday Matinees were a tradition where parents and kids of all backgrounds converged on the 23rd Street Big Screen with soda and popcorn in hand to experience everything from Kung-Fu to Cartoons to Blaxploitation Flicks! Come Celebrate Black History Month with us as we revive the nostalgia of previous decades and examine the history and future of film in a panel discussion on February 11, 2018 after the 4pm screening of #SHAFT! Panelists include Jabee Williams, Nikki Nice, Jaybe Holiday, Chaya Fletcher, A Jafar Cooper...and more to be announced! (at Tower Theatre OKC)

#BHMFF #TheBlackEye #LoveHOLLA @Ava (#AvaDuvernay)! #DontSleep on A Wrinkle In Time next month! This is the first time an African American Woman has been in charge of a Live action movie with a budget over $100 million! It’s made several characters from a well known story, who were thought to be white, portrayed now as Women of Color, such as Mrs Who and Mrs Which (#Oprah), DOCTOR Kate Murry, and her children! 
Even if it doesn’t look like your kind of movie or it doesn’t look faithful to the book, please support it and give it a chance! Ava DuVernay is making history! #DefHot #AWrinkleinTime!

#BHMFF #FILM #ALUMNI #SCREENING #SAT #FEB24 @IndieNightFF! #HOLLYWOOD #LoveHOLLA @RicioGriff #TheBlackEye #JulianDJackson @21Elements! #TULSA #Native #LangstonUniversity #Grad Mauricio Griffin Stars in #TheClimax, a project he wrote that is Directed by Julian D. Jackson, also a proud @LangstonUniversity Lion! Tell a friend to tell a Hollywood Friend to be at the screening at The World Famous TCL Chinese Theatre so that one day their hands and feet end up in cement. This Creative Team is hungry, serious and rising! #DontSleep

#OKC #FEB26 #PoeticJustice @TowerTheatreOKC (Tower Theatre OKC ) #BHMFF #ClassicFilms #BlackHistoryMonth Black History Month Film Festival invites you to some of the coolest cinema ever made with these #FILM #CLASSICS curated by #HipHop #Artist @Jabee! Tower Theatre OKC History is interwoven with Black Film History. In the prime of the theatre, Saturday Matinees were a tradition where parents and kids of all backgrounds converged on the 23rd Street Big Screen with soda and popcorn in hand to experience everything from Kung-Fu to Cartoons to Blaxploitation Flicks! Come Celebrate Black History Month with us as we revive the nostalgia of previous decades and examine the history and future of film! (at Tower Theatre OKC)

#BHMFF #FILM #Comparison #BlackPanther is the new #ROOTS? #LoveHOLLA @ClaudeGrunitzky @MonsieurNdeye> https://t.co/EZ2BU6i60k #HELP @gofundmes for helping black kids see #BlackPanther: https://www.gofundme.com/help-steel-kids-see-black-panther https://www.gofundme.com/tmals-scholars-black-panther-event https://www.gofundme.com/black-panther-challenge-BGCN https://www.gofundme.com/eotowakanda https://www.gofundme.com/send-the-kids-to-black-panther https://www.gofundme.com/helpkidsseeblackpantherphilly https://www.gofundme.com/help-bronx-kids-see-black-panther https://www.gofundme.com/Help-Ghanas-Kids-See-Black-Panther https://www.gofundme.com/help-kids-in-bk-see-black-panther

#OKC #TONITE #FEB19 #Menace2Society #7pm @TowerTheatreOKC #BHMFF #ClassicFilms #BlackHistoryMonth Black History Month Film Festival invites you to some of the coolest cinema ever made with these #FILM #CLASSICS curated by #HipHop #Artist @MyNameIsJabee! This debut offering from twin brothers Albert and Allen Hughes was one of the most critically-acclaimed urban crime films to appear in the wake of John Singleton's influential Boyz N the Hood. Set in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, the film is narrated by 18-year-old Caine (Tyrin Turner), a drug dealer and car thief who lives with his religious grandparents. After graduating from high school, Caine shows no ambition beyond hanging out with his friends, so his grandparents kick him out. Among his other troubles are his best friend O-Dog (Larenz Tate), a vicious thug hunted by the police, and the friends and family of the girl Caine got pregnant and then turned his back on. Perhaps the lone positive influence in his sphere is Ronnie (Jada Pinkett), a single parent struggling to raise her young son without the boy falling prey to the 'hood mentality. When their friendship becomes a love affair, Ronnie tries desperately to convince Caine to move with her to Atlanta; soon afterward, he is shot and nearly dies. After recovering, he accepts Ronnie's offer, but tragedy strikes as they pack their van in preparation to leave. Tower Theatre OKC History is interwoven with Black Film History. In the prime of the theatre, Saturday Matinees were a tradition where parents and kids of all backgrounds converged on the 23rd Street Big Screen with soda and popcorn in hand to experience everything from Kung-Fu to Cartoons to Blaxploitation Flicks! Come Celebrate Black History Month with us as we revive the nostalgia of previous decades and examine the history and future of film! (at Tower Theatre OKC)

#OKC #TONITE #FEB19 #Menace2Society #7pm @TowerTheatreOKC #BHMFF #ClassicFilms #BlackHistoryMonth Black History Month Film Festival invites you to some of the coolest cinema ever made with these #FILM #CLASSICS curated by #HipHop #Artist @Jabee! This debut offering from twin brothers Albert and Allen Hughes was one of the most critically-acclaimed urban crime films to appear in the wake of John Singleton's influential Boyz N the Hood. Set in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, the film is narrated by 18-year-old Caine (Tyrin Turner), a drug dealer and car thief who lives with his religious grandparents. After graduating from high school, Caine shows no ambition beyond hanging out with his friends, so his grandparents kick him out. Among his other troubles are his best friend O-Dog (Larenz Tate), a vicious thug hunted by the police, and the friends and family of the girl Caine got pregnant and then turned his back on. Perhaps the lone positive influence in his sphere is Ronnie (Jada Pinkett), a single parent struggling to raise her young son without the boy falling prey to the 'hood mentality. When their friendship becomes a love affair, Ronnie tries desperately to convince Caine to move with her to Atlanta; soon afterward, he is shot and nearly dies. After recovering, he accepts Ronnie's offer, but tragedy strikes as they pack their van in preparation to leave. Tower Theatre OKC History is interwoven with Black Film History. In the prime of the theatre, Saturday Matinees were a tradition where parents and kids of all backgrounds converged on the 23rd Street Big Screen with soda and popcorn in hand to experience everything from Kung-Fu to Cartoons to Blaxploitation Flicks! Come Celebrate Black History Month with us as we revive the nostalgia of previous decades and examine the history and future of film!