The People's Film Festival

THE PEOPLE'S FILM FESTIVAL
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New York City, New York

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THE PEOPLE’S FILM FESTIVAL CELEBRATES Hip-Hop’s 50th Year Anniversary for the 12 th ANNUAL PEOPLE’S FILM FESTIVAL - JUNE 1 - JUNE 3, 2023

In celebration of Hip Hop’s 50 th Anniversary, The People’s Film Festival (TPFF) presented by The People’s Media, Music & Arts Foundation, announced today that this year’s theme will celebrate the 50 th Year of Hip Hop, hosting a series of events, workshops and after parties that centers around the hip hop culture at the AMC Magic Johnson Theater and Maysles Cinema Thursday, June 1 – 3, 2022, in Harlem, New York.

Submissions are open for our 12 th edition. We are looking for films of all genres—narratives, documentaries, shorts, including our new category—micro|short|reels, in which filmmakers can submit their 1 ½ or less films to The People’s Film Festival. In addition, creatives also have the option to compete in our “And You Don’t Stop” 90 Second Challenge in which they are invited to share their stories in 90 Second or less on how “they did not stop” for a chance to win cash & prizes.

Submissions Are Open

The deadlines to submit : U.S. & international films including the 90 Second Challenge (micro | short | reel) for the 2023 People’s Film Festival are as follows:

SUBMISSION DEADLINES:

Feb 28, 2023—Regular Entry Submissions deadline for All Categories
March 20, 2023—Late Entry Submissions deadline for All Categories

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE SUBMITTED via FILM FREEWAY

For More Information about submissions, entry fees and deadlines, including the 90 Second Challenge,
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MORE ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

The People’s Film Festival an initiative of The People’s Media, Music & Arts Foundation
(TPMMAF)—which is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation whose purpose is to promote awareness in
independent film, technology, media, music, and art across the globe while encouraging
those—particularly in the Harlem New York area, to develop a greater appreciation and understanding
for cultural diversity in media.