Join us for a showcase of wonderful short films directed by Black Texans at the 3rd annual Black Auteur Film Festival (BAFF).
Come see which filmmaker wins Best of Fest and receives our $1,000 cash stipend. Attendees also have a chance to win free AFS memberships, movie tickets, and more at BAFF’s Annual Audience Raffle.
In addition to a Q&A with BAFF filmmakers, we’ll have a networking mixer in the AFS Cinema lobby immediately after awards and prizes. Please join us June 21 for our after party at Auntie’s House presented by Where Y’all At Though. Purchase your pass for the after party here.
ABOUT THE BLACK AUTEUR FILM FESTIVAL:
Founded by filmmakers Alex Chew and Ryan Darbonne, the Black Auteur Film Festival (BAFF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to elevating, celebrating, and preserving Black cinema. The festival welcomes all audiences but focuses on empowering Black communities and amplifying underrepresented voices. BAFF also highlights the rich diversity across the diaspora, challenging monolithic narratives by showcasing films that reflect the broad spectrum of the Black experience.