Pan African Film & Arts Festival Celebrates Black History Month: Oscar Micheaux 
This February, we pay tribute to Oscar Micheaux, a remarkable figure in the history of Black cinema. 
With over 40 feature-length films to his name, Micheaux made history as the first African American to produce a sound film with “The Exile” (1931). His groundbreaking contributions continued with “Betrayal” (1948), which became the first African American-produced film to open in white theaters. 
Join us in honoring this visionary filmmaker and his enduring impact on the world of cinema. 
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