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Pan African Film Festival - StudentFest

Crenshaw, Los Angeles · African-Centered Education

Brings Southern California school groups to 'curated screenings, interactive discussions, and exposure to filmmakers and artists' during the February festival; educators email PAFF to coordinate. Also runs a Children's Festival and ArtFest.

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Pan African Film Festival - StudentFest program details

Program type: African-Centered Education
Ages / grades: K-12 school groups
When: School-day (homeschool)
Cost: Cost not listed
Focus: African diaspora film · school field trips · curated screenings · filmmaker Q&A · February
Where: Baldwin Hills Crenshaw area (screening locations not published), Crenshaw, Los Angeles
School district: LAUSD

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