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Aidan M. Un and Raishad M. Hardnett & Nasya Jenkins
The\xa0BlackStar\xa0Film Festival, also known as \u201cBlack Sundance,\u201d is the nation\u2019s premier fest for Black, Brown and Indigenous filmmakers. And it\u2019s centered in Philly! On this episode of\xa0Love + Grit, hear from local directors screening their work at the 2021 festival. West Philly neighbors and respected filmmakers\xa0Raishad\xa0M. Hardnett and Aidan M. Un teamed up to produce a short film about Harriett\u2019s Bookshop in Fishtown for the 10th annual festival\u2019s \u201cStories in Place\u201d series about small businesses. And Nasya Jenkins discusses her short documentary\xa0From Digital Divide to Digital Equity\xa0about Philly activists leading the fight for digital equity in education.