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The 20th Annual Harlem Film Institute Film Festival

Welcome to our 20th Annual film festival. We  kick off the festival with a film dear to my heart. The Harlem Film institute celebrates its 20th anniversary, with the screening of a film i made more than 30 years ago.  “No Place to Cry” stars Exonerated 5 Korey Wise, at the tender age of 12. In light of recent events,  we felt this film would be the perfect way to exalt our 20 years of serving independent filmmakers.   

“No Place to Cry” Directed by Melvin Best

1999 FILM FESTIVAL PROGRAM

AWARD WINNERS

HFI Hall of Fame

1999- Oscar Micheaux

2000- Melvin Van  Peebles

2001-Gordon Parks (1912-2006)

2002 -Noble Johnson (1881-1978 )

2003-Spencer Williams (1893-1969)

2004-Ivan Dixon (1931-2009)

2005-Sidney Poitier

2006-Clarence Muse (1889-1979)

2006-Charles Burnett

2007-Kathleen Collins (1942-1988)

2007-William Greaves (1926-2014)

2008-Michael Schultz

2009-Maya Angelou (1928-2014)

2010-Spike Lee

2011-Julie Dash

2012-Robert Townsend

2013-Reggie Hudlin

2014-Steve McQueen

2015-F Gary Gray

2016-Barry Jenkins

2017-Albert Hughes

2018-Warrington Hudlin

2019-John Singleton (1968-2019)

The 20th Annual Harlem Film Institute Film Festival Promo

On August 20, 2019 the Harlem Film institute celebrates its 20th anniversary, with the screening of a film i made more than 30 years ago.  “No Place to Cry” stars Exonerated 5 Korey Wise, at the tender age of 12. In light of recent events we felt this film would be the perfect way to exalt our 20 years of serving independent filmmakers.  

The 19th Annual Harlem Film Institute Film Festival

 

 

The 19th Annual   Film Festival

 

“Goodbye Uncle Tom”  Directed by: Gualtiero Jacopetti & Franco Prosperi 1971.

 

 

Scenes from “Chameleon Street”  Directed by: Wendell B. Harris  1991



 

 

 

“Black Wax-Gil Scott Heron Live”  Directed by: Robert Mugge 1983R.I.P.

Gil Scott-Heron

1949 – 2011

HFI Film Festival

 The 17th Annual Harlem Film Institute Festival

Congratulations to our winning films:

#6 “Mister Jason Andrew” Directed by Jody Lafountaine.

#7 “Black Barbershop Health” Directed by Dr. Bill Releford.

#1. “Hype 2phones” Directed by Rondell Harris.   

HFI would like to thank all of the filmmakers for making the 17th Annual Film Festival a success and we look forward to seeing you next year.

Thank you and God Bless!

Melvin.

                                                                                                                                                                                                               Films not  in competition

“The Making of  Crazy like a Fox”

“The Making of Doctor Bello”

Films in Competition

#1.

“Hype 2phones” Directed by Rondell Harris 4:09 min

#2.

“Back to School” Directed byCaylin Pickney 1:24 min

#3.

“Blue RosezDirected by Darren Henry 5:40 min

#4.

“Hispanic Gala 2015” Directed by Lisa Zajur 11:47 min

#5.

“Hype Express Yourself” Directed by Ga’Daisyia Gupta 8:24 min

#6.

“Mister Jason Andrew” Directed by Jody Lafountaine 14:01 min

#7.

“Black Barbershop Health” Directed by Dr. Bill Releford 7:49 min