The inaugural Bermuda Black Film Festival officially kicked off today, bringing together local and international filmmakers, industry professionals and creatives for four days celebrating Black storytelling and cultural exchange.
Under the theme “Connecting Voices Across the Diaspora,” the festival features film screenings, panel discussions, networking opportunities and workshops, with 30 films representing more than 15 countries and territories.
Kendal Trott was there for the opening day and spoke with festival founder Dr. Dana Selassie and festival producer Sia Spence, who highlighted the women participating in today’s panel and shared what audiences can expect throughout the remainder of the festival, which runs through Sunday, October 18th.
