About the African American Women in Cinema Film Festival
The African American Women in Cinema Film Festival (AAWICFF) stands as a beacon of empowerment and creativity, celebrated as one of the most esteemed female film events in the nation. Since its inception in 1998, the festival has spotlighted the exceptional achievements of women filmmakers from diverse backgrounds, becoming a crucial platform for showcasing their work. Each year, the AAWICFF offers audiences premieres of groundbreaking films, paired with enriching workshops and thought-provoking keynote panels hosted by renowned industry professionals.
We are pleased to present the 25th AAWIC FF Encore Presentation!
Featuring highlights of the festival! The Festival featured distinguished honorees, including Allison McGevna, Senior Vice President of iOne Digital, and acclaimed film Producer Cheryl Hill, both received the 25th AAWICFF Pioneer Award. Renowned Producer and Writer Felicia D. Henderson as well as Actress, Skye P. Marshall was honored with the 25th AAWICFF Trailblazer Award for their incredible contributions to the industry.
This historic event was made possible thanks to the generous support of sponsors including iOne Digital, NBCUniversal, A&E Network, Ponce Bank and many others.