The Texas Black Film Festival Opens in Dallas with Hurricane Katrina Documentary shot by 8th Graders.

TEXAS BLACK FILM FESTIVAL
STUDIO MOVIE GRILL - ADDISON
January 31st through February 2nd

The Texas Black Film Festival will host 3 full days of entertaining and insightful films, workshops, and events. Programmed for family entertainment and inspired by the African-American experience, this festival will provide film makers an opportunity to reach audiences with films seldom recognized through major theatrical release.

Texas Black Film Festival 2008

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Opening the Texas Black Film Festival this week is a Hurricane Katrina Documentary entitled Wade in the Water. The film is a moving story of hope in New Orleans shot by the 8th grade class of the first school to reopen after Hurricane Katrina. Other titles include Dymora, a short film by Dallas Filmmaker Michael Brown, and A Day To Remember, by Austin Filmmaker Quincy Minor.

CLICK HERE for Film Schedules and Festival Pass Prices.