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Charles D. King and Tommy Oliver Are the Power Brokers Behind Several Black Films and Filmmakers - Ebony

  • Jan 31, 2023
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This year’s Sundance Film Festival featured a slew of Black directors, most notably Black women directors. This rise is not coincidental; it is, instead, the result of an increase in Black financing earmarked for Black films. The two men instrumental to the expansion and variety of Black offerings at this year’s Sundance Festival are Tommy Oliver […]

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