MOMMAS Film Debuts at Peachtree Village International Film Festival
Executive Producer Leslie Black and Director Latasha Choe Johnson Share Their Passion and Point of View on Pain, Prosecution and Police Brutality. ATLANTA, GA. Actress turned writer and executive producer Leslie Black 's film MOMMAS will make it's debut during the 16th Annual Peachtree Village International Film Festival . The nearly 40-minute film is also a finalist in the Festival's Shorts Competition sponsored by JARO , a multi-platform streaming service. Told from the perspective of mothers who have lost their sons through interactions with police, MOMMAS , stars Black ( “Doom Patrol,” “Star” ) flanked by a leading ensemble that includes Beliria Sims ( “David Makes Man” ), Robin Antoinette ( “Reckless Love,” “Stolen Lilies ”) and Laketa Renee ( “Doom Patrol,” “Genius: Aretha” ). “MOMMAS is more than a passion project for me. I was compelled to do this not only because I want to do meaningful work as an actress, but because as a writer, I felt there was a need to t...