Film Festival

Among the films being screened is an A24 production, "The Inspection." It follows a young, gay Black man struggling with his relationship with his mom while enlisted in the U.S. Marines.

Headlining the festival are "Tableau" a full-length feature filmed in Orange County, and "The Smell of Money" which focuses on environmental racism and a battle against the pork industry in eastern North Carolina.

WUNC caught up with Devotion Director J.D. Dillard and Black Label Media Producer Rachel Smith — a 2006 UNC-Chapel Hill graduate — ahead of a screening of the film at Film Fest 919.

Want to see movies before they’re decorated with awards? Film Fest 919 returns to Chapel Hill this week.

Dula family reunions in western North Carolina include of the black and white sides of the family. But for decades these two sides did not…

Dula family reunions in western North Carolina include of the black and white sides of the family. But for decades these two sides did not…

Tab Hunter was a Hollywood golden boy whose looks propelled him into quick fame. He starred in more than 40 major motion pictures including “Battle Cry”…

Tab Hunter was a Hollywood golden boy whose looks propelled him into quick fame. He starred in more than 40 major motion pictures including “Battle Cry”…