In U.S., African film festival honours veterans

When Pan African Film Festival (PAFF) holds its 22 nd edition on February 6-17, 2014 at the new Rave Cinemas Baldwin Hills 15, Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza, Los Angeles, two of the Hollywood's behind the scene big names, Roz Stevenson of Roz Stevenson Public Relations and Jeff Clanagan of CodeBlack Enterprises will be honoured.

 

Roz Stevenson

Known as America's leading and prestigious Black film festival, PAFF was founded in 1992 by Hollywood actor, Danny Glover; actress, Ja’Net DuBois; and executive director, Ayuko Babu.

The festival screens, approximately, 150 films of African descent, every  year with entries from the U.S, Africa, the Caribbean, South America, the South Pacific, Latin America, Europe and Canada.