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Finding Movieland
“Do not be ashamed of your writing,” screenwriting competition winner advises. Read more
A Hero Unearthed
The Weinstein JCC's Israeli Film Festival features the true story of a Jewish businessman in World War II Berlin. Read more
A Beautiful Friendship
A controversial Kenyan film about politics and love comes Wednesday to the ICA at VCU. Read more
Roll the Clip
The third annual Afrikana Film Festival delivers world premieres and recognition of the city's growing arts scene. Read more
Preview: Afrikana Film Festival 2018
Director Boots Riley leads a lineup of independent film screenings and discussions. Read more
Native American Film Festival Returns
Pocahontas Reframed shares stories in an effort to spread awareness. Read more
Supreme Subject
A film at the upcoming Jewish Film Festival at the Weinstein JCC examines the life and work of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Read more
Boots Riley Headlines Film Event
The director of "Sorry to Bother You" is among the guest speakers to be featured at the Afrikana Independent Film Festival. Read more
Harriet Tubman Biopic to Film in Richmond
The film on the legendary abolitionist's life and legacy features a former "Hamilton" star. Read more
Trial of the Century
A courtroom drama receives on-camera treatment in a film adaptation of the David L. Robbins play "The King of Crimes." Read more
‘Sandra Still Speaks’
ICA at VCU screens a film about Sandra Bland, an African-American woman who died in jail three days after being arrested in 2015. Read more
Web Extra: 10 Minutes With the Captain
William Shatner brings himself and "The Wrath of Khan" to Richmond July 26. Read more
ICA Debuts First Film Series
'Richmond Speaks' features short films about local residents making a difference. Read more
Shooting Straight
A new documentary from VCU students takes a clean look at Richmond's straight-edge community. Read more
Here Comes ‘The Judge’
A new documentary highlights the life and legacy of federal judge Robert Merhige. Read more
Lessons From the Past
Chesterfield native Kevin Powers' new novel examines our nation's violent history and its impact on the present. Read more
Life After 9/11
The documentary "Corridor Four," screening April 29 at the Richmond International Film & Music Festival, examines the impact of trauma on the life of a hero. Read more
Putting Dreams on Screen
Richmond native Tamika Lamison creates cinematic legacies for terminally ill children. Read more
Going International
Music and stories from around the globe anchor the annual Richmond International Film & Music Festival. Read more
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