
Denton Black Film Festival 2022 Finalists
By now, you’ve heard that DBFF 22 is ALL virtual. What hasn’t changed is that this year’s festival will still feature more than 100 films that you can watch from home, as long as you purchase your ticket. You have two options of festival passes: VIP Virtual Experience Pass that allows access to ALL virtual experiences, or a Five Block Virtual Experience Pass that allows you to choose virtual film screening blocks and other ticketed events of your choice. It’s all up to you.
Whatever you decide, don’t forget to watch vote for your fave films in the People’s Choice Awards.
The full award ceremony takes place on Sunday, February 6th.
We are so excited to announce the Film Finalists for the categories below:
BEST NARRATIVE FEATURE*
Ben From Downstairs
Blonde: Purple
Cyril
The Sleeping Negro
BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE*
Affirmations Documentary Project: Mom’s Edition
Finding Fellowshop
Grandma’s Roses
No Time To Waste: The Urgent Mission of Betty Reed Soskin
One Pint at a Time
What Do You Have To Lose?
BEST SHORT NARRATIVE*
Blunt
Checkout Time
Chicago Guy
DERRICK
LORIKEET
Queen Of The Desert
SHE DREAMS AT SUNRISE
The Nest
Tucker’s War
United We Heal
BEST SHORT DOCUMENTARY*
Becoming Black Lawyers
Destinee’s Letter
MotherHOOD
Reparations
SHAGALI
The End of Slavery: The Fight for Amendment C
BEST WEB/EPISODIC SERIES*
Mine
The Revenge of the Snowflakes
BEST COLLEGE SHORT*
“Sellout”
A Few Things I’m Beginning To Understand
Glove
Man Down
OREO – A Short Film
BEST TEXAS COLLEGE SHORT*
A Few Things I’m Beginning To Understand
Deborah Roberts’ I’m
OREO – A Short Film
BEST TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL SHORT*
I AM NOT THE NORM
Red Rider
Story Time
BEST ORIGINAL MUSIC VIDEO*
“A Little Love” Madukwu featuring Sy Smith
Dancing in My Sadness
Depression
GEORGE FLOYD: SAY THEIR
BEST SCREENDANCE*
A’we deh ya (All of us are here)
BLACK.ECO
Des/Aria
ÌBÀ OBÍNRIN
*Category links will be active until February 7, 2022