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Ruby Dee visits the Roxbury Film Festival
Ruby Dee visits the Roxbury Film Festival for it’s 10th Anniversary. Gracing Boston with her incredible presence, Ruby Dee was featured in our closing night film at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston....
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THE ROXBURY INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL (TICKETING & INFO)
The Roxbury International Film Festival continues to showcase and honor the work of emerging and established filmmakers of color and has become the largest New England film festival dedicated to this...
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RIFF: Opening Night Film
THINGS NEVER SAID Director/Writer: Charles Murray Stars: Shanola Hampton, Elimu Nelson, Omari Hardwick KALINDRA STEPNEY (Kal) is an emerging spoken-word poetess, someone who willingly speaks her...
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Dinner and A Movie Presents: “In Search of the Black Knight”
DINNER AND A MOVIE PRESENTS: IN SEARCH OF THE BLACK KNIGHT Directed by: Tamarat Makonnen A relationship documentary that takes a humorous look at a topic that has been on the tongues of professional...
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“Man of Steel”
“Man of steel,” directed by Zack Snyder and produced by Warner Brothers Studios, gives new meaning to the term “coming out with a bang”. This movie sports a Russell Crowe montage of $%#-kicking, that...
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Advanced Screening-”Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain”
Filmed at a sold-out performance at Madison Square Garden, comedian Kevin Hart delivers material from his 2012 “Let Me Explain” concert tour. Ticketing will be available HERE as well as at The Roxbury...
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“The Heat”
The Heat, directed by Paul Feig, starting Sandra bullock and Melissa Mcarthy gives true Bostonians a sense of pride in their city and a free sense of famosity to those who are familiar with the street...
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Pacific Rim
If one had to describe Guillermo de Toro’s “Pacific Rim” in no more than two words the most suitable pairing of adjectives would be “epically” “epic.” In a hypothetical coliseum where films duke it out...
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Fruitvale Station
Director Ryan Coogler brings the story of Oscar Grant to the public eye in the brilliantly filmed biography “Fruitvale Station.” Though there are a handful of similar untold stories, Coogler does all...
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The Butler
Wil Haygood wrote an article about Eugene Allen, a man who had spent his life as a quiet humble servant. A life that spanned nine decades and witnessed more change, transition and turmoil than many of...
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“Prisoners”
Newbie Hollywood director David Villenueve earns his title as upcoming director to watch in his new film “Prisoners,” a gripping abduction film that will keep you at the edge of your seat constantly...
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DINNER AND A MOVIE RETURNS!
The Color of Film Collaborative and the Haley House Bakery Café co-produce another spectacular evening of Dinner & A Movie! Dinner & A Movie evenings are meant to support the work of...
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Gravity
Alfonso Cuaron’s “Gravity” is the type of film that would serve more purpose hanging from a nail on someones living room wall as a valuable piece of art than in theaters. The 3D feature offers very...
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Captain Philips
Master of the hand held camera Paul Greengrass once again provides audience members with a cinematic experience that will surely stand the test of time. His new film Captain Philips, stars the...
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12 Years A Slave
Steve McQueens “12 Years A Slave” is nothing like the crass comedies, futuristic action-adventure, and horror films one may typically entertain themselves with during a night out at the cinema, in...
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The Best Man Holiday
Malcom D. Lee’s “Best Man Holiday” is a festive collision of heart warming comedy and mood altering plot twists that will leave even the most internally solid viewers debating the proper emotional...
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The Book Theif
Brian Percival’s “The Book Thief,” based on the novel of the same name, is a refreshing cinematic take on World War II Germany and one girl’s indirect battle with the countries intellectual...
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“The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug”
Early deserters of the Hobbit series will find themselves entranced by director Peter Jackson’s “The Desolation of Smaug”-the second installment of the Middle Earthean adventure series and a more...
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The 16th Annual Roxbury International Film Festival is now open for submissions!
For years, filmmakers, distributors and film enthusiasts wondered why Boston, one of the largest metropolitan areas on the east coast, lacked a vehicle for supporting independent films by filmmakers...
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“Ride Along”
Tim Story’s “Ride Along” is an almost hood-like rendition of Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan’s “Rush Hour,” and just about every other cop comedy in existence with one influential difference-this film...
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