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Join our friends at @thenmaam to honor legendary Country Music Hall of Fame artist Charley Pride on what would have been Pride’s 92nd birthday in a special evening celebrating his musical and sporting legacies.

The event will include a screening of Charley Pride: I’m Just Me, an insightful documentary that traces Pride’s distinctive life and career, followed by a live discussion and Q&A with the film’s director Barbara Hall and Bob Kendrick, President of the National Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.

For more information and to RSVP, visit nmaam.org/events

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Join our friends at @thenmaam to honor legendary Country Music Hall of Fame artist Charley Pride on what would have been Pride’s 92nd birthday in a special evening celebrating his musical and sporting legacies. The event will include a screening of Charley Pride: I’m Just Me, an insightful documentary that traces Pride’s distinctive life and career, followed by a live discussion and Q&A with the film’s director Barbara Hall and Bob Kendrick, President of the National Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. For more information and to RSVP, visit nmaam.org/events

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Early-bird deadline is approaching ⏳ Submit early to save on the entry fee!

Named by @moviemakermag as one of the top 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee in 2025, the Nashville Film Festival offers a platform for every type of filmmaker to shine, with 14 competition categories and Oscar®-qualifying status for our Narrative, Animated, and Documentary Short categories.

Submit your film today on @filmfreeway

#NashFilm57 #FilmCompetition #EntriesOpen

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Early-bird deadline is approaching ⏳ Submit early to save on the entry fee! Named by @moviemakermag as one of the top 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee in 2025, the Nashville Film Festival offers a platform for every type of filmmaker to shine, with 14 competition categories and Oscar®-qualifying status for our Narrative, Animated, and Documentary Short categories. Submit your film today on @filmfreeway #NashFilm57 #FilmCompetition #EntriesOpen

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Legendary filmmaker, actor, author, and comedian Albert Brooks is coming to Nashville!

Albert Brooks has shaped American comedy and independent film for decades—from iconic roles in Taxi Driver, Broadcast News, and Drive, to directing, writing, and starring in groundbreaking films like Real Life and Modern Romance, and lending his voice to beloved animated classics like Finding Nemo. Most recently featured in Albert Brooks: Defending My Life, directed by Rob Reiner, his remarkable career continues to influence generations of filmmakers and comedians. Don’t miss the chance to see him live!

📍Nashville Comedy Festival
🗓️ April 19 | The Fisher Center
🎟️ nashcomedyfest.com

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Legendary filmmaker, actor, author, and comedian Albert Brooks is coming to Nashville! Albert Brooks has shaped American comedy and independent film for decades—from iconic roles in Taxi Driver, Broadcast News, and Drive, to directing, writing, and starring in groundbreaking films like Real Life and Modern Romance, and lending his voice to beloved animated classics like Finding Nemo. Most recently featured in Albert Brooks: Defending My Life, directed by Rob Reiner, his remarkable career continues to influence generations of filmmakers and comedians. Don’t miss the chance to see him live! 📍Nashville Comedy Festival 🗓️ April 19 | The Fisher Center 🎟️ nashcomedyfest.com

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This Women’s History Month, we honor Mary Jane Coleman, founder of the Sinking Creek Film Celebration, the festival that would become the Nashville Film Festival. In 1969, she created a platform for independent filmmakers whose voices weren’t being seen or heard, and provided key leadership and support for the festival for more than 20 years.

“I have no time to promote Hollywood films,” she told the Greeneville Sun in 1987. “Independents use film as an artistic tool, and express themselves in their films... There was no festival in the South for independent filmmakers, so I decided to try to do one.”

A visionary leader and arts advocate, Coleman founded the Greeneville Arts Guild (later the Greeneville Arts Council) and was a founding member of the Tennessee Arts Commission.

Her dedication and vision laid the foundation for generations of filmmakers and artists to tell their stories, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to inspire the Nashville Film Festival and the independent film community today.

#WomensHistoryMonth

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This Women’s History Month, we honor Mary Jane Coleman, founder of the Sinking Creek Film Celebration, the festival that would become the Nashville Film Festival. In 1969, she created a platform for independent filmmakers whose voices weren’t being seen or heard, and provided key leadership and support for the festival for more than 20 years. “I have no time to promote Hollywood films,” she told the Greeneville Sun in 1987. “Independents use film as an artistic tool, and express themselves in their films... There was no festival in the South for independent filmmakers, so I decided to try to do one.” A visionary leader and arts advocate, Coleman founded the Greeneville Arts Guild (later the Greeneville Arts Council) and was a founding member of the Tennessee Arts Commission. Her dedication and vision laid the foundation for generations of filmmakers and artists to tell their stories, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to inspire the Nashville Film Festival and the independent film community today. #WomensHistoryMonth

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