NBFF Live Music in the Lounge
Unwind with some live music in the Engelhard Court Lounge. Gain access with a NBFF screening ticket, NBFF festival pass, or NMOA museum admission.
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The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United States
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In the Order of Weapons: 50 Years of Community Film Across Black America
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesAs we celebrate 50 years of the Newark Black Film Festival, join us for a dynamic curation of radical short documentaries made by and for Black communities across the United States. These films, collectively created by community entities, confront local power, preserve histories, and effect change. Following the screening, enjoy a panel discussion featuring MacArthur prize-winning filmmaker Louis Massiah, moderated by Yvonne Michelle Shirley.
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Newark Black Film Festival: Swamp Dogg Gets His Pool Painted
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesJoin us for a screening of Swamp Dogg Gets His Pool Painted, directed by Isaac Gale, Ryan Olson, and David McMurry. This documentary follows cult musician Swamp Dogg and his housemates Moogstar and Guitar Shorty as they transform their suburban LA home into an artistic haven and navigate the turbulent music business. Stay for a Q&A with Swamp Dogg, Moogstar, and Dr. Jeri Williams.
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Listening is Fundamental: Black Film Edition, with Egypt
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesA special edition of the exciting sample recognition bingo game, curated by Newark native, Egypt, uniquely blending music and film. Side A showcases songs from artists who've made acting debuts, while Side B features songs that cleverly integrate snippets from beloved movies. Gain access with a NBFF screening ticket, NBFF festival pass, or NMOA museum admission.
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Newark Black Film Festival: Rob Peace
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesJoin us for a special screening of Rob Peace, directed by Chiwetel Ejiofor. This film tells the story of an inner-city Newark kid who attends Yale but ultimately succumbs to harsh economic realities and the demons of his past. Stay for a Q&A with special guests following the screening.
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Newark Black Film Festival: Family Tree
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesJoin us for a screening of Family Tree, directed by Jennifer MacArthur, and the short film It Takes a Village, directed by Joshua Kissi. Family Tree explores the connection between Black land ownership and sustainable forestry through the experiences of two North Carolina families. It Takes a Village is set in 1965 and follows a father as he prepares his son for manhood through a traditional rite of passage. Stay for a Q&A following the screenings.
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Newark Black Film: Shorts Block
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesJoin us for curated selection of short films: To the Girl that Looks Like Me directed by Ewurakua Dawson-Amoah, Harlem Fragments directed by Cameron Tyler Carr, City of Dreamz directed by Imani Celeste, Love Taps directed by Derrick Woodyard and Underwater Projects directed by dream hampton. Followed by a Q&A session.
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Newark Black Film Festival: Seeking Mavis Beacon
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesJoin us for our final screening at the 50th Newark Black Festival, of Seeking Mavis Beacon directed by Jazmin Renée Jones.
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NBFF Black & Gold Gala
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesJoin us for the first Black & Gold Gala and support the future of Black film! This seated dinner celebrates excellence in Black cinema, featuring the Paul Robeson Awards for this year’s festival winners.
Rub shoulders with industry professionals, enjoy live entertainment, delicious food, and more. This unforgettable night closes out the Newark Black Film Festival and supports its mission to enhance the awareness and understanding of Black cinema.
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Youth Cinema Series: Sarah’s Oil (NMOA)
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesAn inspiring family film about courage, determination, and protecting what matters most as a young girl fights to preserve her family's future.
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Opening Night: When We Free the World
Kick off the 52nd Newark Black Film Festival with an opening night reception, screening of When We Free the World, and a special filmmaker talkback featuring Kevin Powell and Evangeline Lawson.
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Youth Cinema Series: Sarah’s Oil (NPL)
Newark Public Library 5 Washington Street, Newark, NJ, United StatesAn inspiring family film about courage, determination, and protecting what matters most as a young girl fights to preserve her family's future.
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Youth Cinema Series: Sing 2 (NMOA)
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesBuster Moon and his friends set out to convince a legendary rock star to join their biggest show ever in this heartwarming musical adventure filled with laughter and unforgettable songs.
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Motel Destino (R)
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesExperience Motel Destino, Karim Aïnouz's acclaimed Cannes-selected thriller, followed by a post-film discussion moderated by Roger Costa.
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Youth Cinema Series: Sing 2 (NPL)
Newark Public Library 5 Washington Street, Newark, NJ, United StatesBuster Moon and his friends set out to convince a legendary rock star to join their biggest show ever in this heartwarming musical adventure filled with laughter and unforgettable songs.
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Youth Cinema Series: Soul (NMOA)
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesWhen a jazz-loving teacher embarks on an extraordinary journey beyond the physical world, he discovers the true meaning of purpose, passion, and living life to the fullest.
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New Jersey Filmmakers Showcase: Operation: Is Jersey the New Hollywood?, Talks With Myself, Atelier
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesA special New Jersey filmmakers showcase featuring "Operation: Is Jersey the New Hollywood?," "Talks With Myself" and "Atelier: The Story of Brownmill Company." Followed by a panel discussion on filmmaking in the Garden State.
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Youth Cinema Series: Soul (NPL)
Newark Public Library 5 Washington Street, Newark, NJ, United StatesWhen a jazz-loving teacher embarks on an extraordinary journey beyond the physical world, he discovers the true meaning of purpose, passion, and living life to the fullest.
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Youth Cinema Series: Secret Life of Pets (NMOA)
The Newark Museum of Art 49 Washington Street, Newark, United StatesWhen a pampered terrier's world is turned upside down by the arrival of a new dog, the two unlikely companions embark on a hilarious adventure through New York City.
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School Daze (R)
Newark Symphony Hall 1020 Broad St, Newark, New Jersey, United StatesCelebrate the legacy of Spike Lee's School Daze at Newark Symphony Hall with a special screening, community mixers, and a post-screening conversation moderated by Imani Lee-Hector and Millicent Matthews.
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