2019 BronzeLens Film Fest In Atlanta: Official Selections

One of Atlanta’s most popular fall events, The BronzeLens Film Festival, had their official selections over the weekend at CNN Studios.

More than 90 films were selected for the festival, including some of the world’s best full-length features, documentaries and shorts.

Bronzelens Film Festval 2019: 90+ films selected

Actors Keith David (“Greenleaf”) and Terri Vaughn (“The Steve Harvey Show”) hosed the selection process, which took place in downtown Atlanta.

The movies will be screened from August 21-25 in Atlanta. Films covering a wide swath of genres were submitted from the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, Middle East, Asia, Europe and Africa.

Thousands are expected in Atlanta for the BronzeLens Film Festival 2019 on August 21-25. Some of the best African-American talent in film will be featured.

BronzeLens Film Festival 2019 will host a gathering of some of the emerging and veteran African-American movie professionals.

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