Juneteenth Film Festival Comes to Plymouth Movie Theater
Emagine Willow Creek in Plymouth is hosting a film festival this month to honor black artists and raise money for a good cause. Starting Friday, the movie theater will host the Juneteenth Film Festival.
Every week this month, the theater will show films honoring black actors, actresses, writers, directors and filmmakers.
Tickets are $5 and all net proceeds will benefit the United Negro College Fund.
“It’s exciting to do stuff like this,” said Tim Holly, creative director with Emagine. “It’s exciting to put together different programs that shine a light on these things. Even if it is just once or twice a year, just kind of giving back to the community and just being part of the community is a huge thing that we want to try and do more and more of.”
Juneteenth is a holiday that falls on June 19 that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States.
The Juneteenth Film Festival at Emagine Willow Creek begins June 3.
The full list of films playing each week at Emagine Willow Creek include:
June 3-June 9
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner (NR)
Do The Right Thing (R)
June 10-June 16
School Daze (R)
The Best Man (R)
June 17-June 23
Uncle Drew (PG-13)
Coming 2 America (PG-13)
June 24-June 30
Just Mercy (PG-13)
Sorry to Bother You (R)
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