Anthony R. Page (Film - TV - Theater - Photography - Design - Advocacy)

The Alma Film Festival brings theatre, fashion, music, and conversation to Castleberry Hill during the Ent-Tech Atlanta Innovation & Discovery Expo ATLANTA, GA — What makes us human—and how do art, culture, and technology shape the answer? The Alma Film Festival will bring that question to the stage during The Alma Experience: Culture, Cocktails & Conversation , taking place Saturday, October 3, 2026, beginning at 6:30 p.m. , at Palate Atlanta Tasting Room, 339 Nelson St SW , in Atlanta’s historic Castleberry Hill neighborhood. Part of the Ent-Tech Atlanta Innovation & Discovery Expo , the evening combines live theatre, musical performances, fashion, improv, and a magazine cover reveal in a setting designed for conversation and connection. At its center is a return engagement of Adira De La Croix 6.0 , an Afrofuturistic drama by Anthony R. Page, presented by Blue Bistro Theatre with support from Panta Rhei , a Greek voice and movement theatre company, and the Georgia Stat...

Featured in Je Suis Noires, Zurich-based cultural advocate Tallulah Patricia brings her perspective on Black womanhood in Switzerland to a public screening and conversation at Georgia State University. ATLANTA — Georgia State University’s Honors College will host a free public screening and discussion of Je Suis Noires (Becoming a Black Woman) on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at noon in the university’s Speaker’s Auditorium. Traveling from Zurich, Switzerland, Tallulah Patricia , a cultural advocate featured in the documentary, will join Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Alahna Lark and Georgia State scholar Dr. Rashana Vikara Lydner for a conversation with the audience about womanhood, representation, and belonging in Switzerland and the United States. Directed by Rachel M’Bon and Juliana Fanjul , the documentary follows M’Bon’s exploration of Black womanhood in Switzerland alongside the experiences of other Black women. Their accounts confront structural racism, challenge stereotype...

The Emancipation of Limits and Sundays After Church anchor a closer look at independent entertainment financing. ATLANTA — CineBlock Films  will present a live demonstration featuring two productions it currently represents— The Emancipation of Limits and Sundays After Church —during Alma Film Festival’s Ent-Tech Innovation & Discovery Expo on Saturday, October 3, 2026. The expo takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hilton Atlanta, 255 Courtland Street NE, with Sharif Bennett representing CineBlock. The program brings audiences into direct contact with innovators working across entertainment, technology, and storytelling. CineBlock Films helps filmmakers navigate the business behind their stories with tools for campaign setup, investor onboarding, payment processing, and tracking—connecting financing with audience participation. Their marketplace connects creators seeking financing with audiences interested in investing in entertainment projects. Its live demonstration will ...

Directed by Rachel M’Bon and Juliana Fanjul, the documentary received Alma’s Best Documentary award, while M’Bon received the inaugural Dr. Cornel West Award for Global Truth & Cultural Conscience. ATLANTA —   The Alma Film Festival will present a series of screenings and public conversations around Je Suis Noires (Becoming a Black Woman) , directed by Rachel M’Bon and Juliana Fanjul , during Ent-Tech (Innovation and Discovery Expo), September 30–October 4, 2026 . Since first presenting the film, Alma has continued a conversation about identity, race, womanhood, belonging, and the experiences of Black women across national and cultural boundaries. On May 30, 2026, Alma presented a private screening of Je Suis Noires at Palate Atlanta Tasting Room for a gathering of executive and professional women. The screening was followed by a community conversation in which attendees reflected on the film and their own experiences of race, gender, professional life, and cultural identity...

Day 5 (Afro-Mosaic Cinema Summit - Part 5) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5 - 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM The Symposium Room Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE) 504 Fair St SW - Atlanta, GA 30313 Code, Community & Cultural Power The five-day gathering closes with a question that is becoming impossible to ignore: As artificial intelligence reshapes culture, creativity, and commerce, who will have the power to define what comes next? Sunday is spearheaded by Atlanta-based AI Makers Generation (AIMG) , an organization advancing a simple but increasingly consequential idea: AI literacy should be as accessible as digital literacy. Co-founders Darion Do'Anjou and Gheri Thomas will facilitate the day’s discussions and serve as featured presenters, guiding conversations around access, innovation, and the evolving role of artificial intelligence in culture and society. AIMG moves the conversation beyond fascination and fear. Through hands-on education, experimentation, and community building...

ATLANTA —  Ent-Tech Atlanta steps beyond the expo floor on Saturday, October 3, with The Alma Experience: Culture, Cocktails & Conversation , the week’s signature social event. The evening will feature a premiere performance by Channel Seven , a fashion presentation from Maison Zaccheus Miles , a soulful vocal performance by LyriQ LaShay , and an innovative improv experience by Act A Fool . Furthermore, Blue Bistro Theatre and Panta Rhei Theatre Company , in collaboration with students and professors from Georgia State University’s Theatre Department , will present a series of boutique theatre performances. The lineup includes an encore performance of My Father’s Dream , written by Anthony R. Page and S. Denise Couba , directed by Kaylee Jade Warfield , and starring Deja Holmes, Talib Henderson, and Sunday Sabbath . The evening also features Adira De La Croix 6.0 , Anthony R. Page’s Afrofuturistic drama, directed by Olubajo Sonubi and starring Najah Jackson, Anastasia Wilson, ...