The 48th annual Atlanta Film Festival returns April 25 through May 5, along with the 14th annual Creative Conference series. There will be events and screenings of 142 works by local and international filmmakers, including 27 world premieres.
The festival will showcase diverse creators and new works in film that programming director Johnathan Kieran, describes as “artful, challenging and flat-out fun.”
Two historic Atlanta theaters, the Plaza and the Tara, will present virtual and in-person screenings, with various accompanying panel discussions and educational opportunities. “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes spoke with Atlanta Film Festival Executive Director Christopher Escobar, who is also the owner of the Plaza and Tara Theatres.
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