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Be sure to read our latest post from the 50th Annual Atlanta Film Festival: O’Shea Jackson, Jr Talks Representation , Role, and Letting Black Characters Win at the 50th Annual Atlanta Film Festival.

Written by, Eddie Johnson, III

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50th Annual Atlanta Film Festival Announces 2026 Jury and Screenplay Winners

Atlanta, GA (May 18,2026) — The 50th annual Atlanta Film Festival announced the winners of its 2026 Jury and Screenplay Awards during the festival’s awards brunch at the historic Plaza Theater.

To read the full press release, go to the link in our linktree!

This month, Atlanta Film and TV proudly celebrates the creativity, talent, and impact of Asian American and Pacific Islander storytellers, creators, and visionaries who continue to shape the entertainment industry.

To our Movers and Shakers and Featured Artists, thank you for your passion, artistry, and dedication to pushing culture forward through film, television, and the arts. Your work continues to inspire audiences and create meaningful representation on and off screen.

This AAPI Heritage Month, we proudly celebrate actress, model, and host Isabelle Du and writer and director, Bryan Tan for their contributions to the entertainment industry and creative community.

Join us as we celebrate AAPI excellence in entertainment! 🎬

Independent film takes center stage in Atlanta this weekend as Indie Night Film Festival returns to the city with a powerful lineup of filmmakers, creatives, and special guests. Founded by filmmaker and entrepreneur Dave Brown, the festival continues its mission of creating opportunities for emerging and established storytellers to showcase meaningful independent work.

This year’s Atlanta edition will be co-hosted by acclaimed actor and producer Morris Chestnut on Saturday, May 9, at the historic Tara Theatre.

Be sure to use code ATLANTAFILMTV for a 10% discount at checkout. To purchase tickets, click the Indie Night Film Festival link in our linktree!