5 Atlanta Film Screenings You Don’t Want To Miss

Established and aspiring filmmakers are looking to screen their movies on a weekly basis in Atlanta. Here are the Atlanta movie screenings near you.

With hundreds of film projects being greenlit and produced in the state over the last five years, the filmmaking industry in Georgia has supplanted Hollywood.

Here are the Atlanta film screenings you don’t want to miss

A big part of the process is movie screenings, which help build buzz for the film and celebrates the filmmaker’s vision.

White Rose – Sept. 18

No, The Movie – Oct. 9

Agent X – Oct. 10 at Phipps Plaza

Communion – Oct. 27

 
Inspired by the toll of current events, “Communion,” will lift up the voices of women by celebrating our untold stories with all proceeds going to support the nonprofit, SisterSong, whose mission is to strengthen and amplify the collective voices of indigenous women and women of color to achieve reproductive justice by eradicating reproductive oppression and securing human rights.
 

Chess Underground – Dec. 11 at Camp Creek

 

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