The Greensboro Public Library cosponsors a production of Family Business at the Broach Theatre that opens Friday and previews on Wednesday and Thursday. The play, which was adapted by Touring Theatre's Brenda Schleunes, is based on a series of short stories by North Carolina writers Jill McCorkle and Randall Kenan. A public discussion will follow each performance.

You may not know the name Michael France off-hand, but you certainly know the movies he's written: Cliffhanger (1993), GoldenEye (1995), Hulk (2003), The Punisher (2004) and Fantastic Four (2005).

The Atlanta Film Festival is produced annually by IMAGE Film & Video Center, the Southeast’s premiere media arts center.

Annual Black Diaspora Film Festival- is an integral part of the program tradition at the Hayti Heritage Center. The festival’s mission is to celebrate African American cinema and the African cultural Diaspora, by highlighting established and emerging filmmakers and films showcasing the contributions and uniqueness of the Black artistic tradition in film.

For twenty-five years, UNC Greensboro has celebrated the arts of visual imaging in the form of a festival or exhibition of student and/or independent works. The Carolina Film and Video Festival, now widely recognized as one of the major regional showcases of independent and student creative film and video, inherits and continues this tradition.

CineVegas has come a long way from its humble, grassroots beginnings to the vibrant, fun-filled event that will take place June 10 – 18th.

About The Eerie Horror Film Festival Overlooked, underrated, and often misunderstood, independent horror movies have been virtually ignored and shunned by the mainstream film industry since it began more than a century ago.

North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival The North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival[sm] is celebrating its 10th Annual Film Festival.

The RiverRun International Film Festival is one of the premier film festivals in the Southeastern United States. Located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, home of the nation's first arts council, the festival showcases a rich blend of works by independent, international and student filmmakers.

The Sedona International Film Festival & Workshop is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing the best in independent filmmaking from around the world to Sedona.