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The African American Film Critics Association Announces the ‘Celebration of Hip Hop Cinema’
John Singleton. (Canadian Film Centre/Flickr/CC BY 2.0)
LOS ANGELES (EURWeb.com) – The African American Film Critics Association (AAFCA), is proud to announce that it will celebrate the 25th anniversary of “Boyz N the Hood” and “New Jack City” with an all-star tribute and concert celebrating the genre of Hip-Hop cinema.
“Hip-Hop has had a global impact on pop culture and influenced millions around the world,” says AAFCA President/cofounder, Gil Robertson. “And it’s impact on Hollywood has been a major game changer in front and behind the camera and at the box office.”
“AAFCA’s Celebration of Hip-Hop Cinema” will commemorate the hundreds of movies that represent the culture of Hip-Hop: from feature films to documentaries and the actors, actresses and filmmakers involved in those productions.
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