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Feb26-282027

Black · Film festival · Los Angeles, California

One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF)

February 26-28, 2027 at Downtown Los Angeles (venue TBA)

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About One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF)

A new Los Angeles film festival for films made by Black directors or producers or led by Black casts. Its inaugural three-day edition is set for February 2027 in downtown Los Angeles.

What to expect

Film festivals like this one screen features, documentaries and shorts by or about the community, often with filmmaker talks and panels after the screenings.

One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF) has included narrative features, documentaries, shorts and experimental films.

One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF) was first held in 2027.

The next edition is February 26-28, 2027.

  • Narrative features
  • Documentaries
  • Shorts
  • Experimental films

Where it happens

One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF) is held at Downtown Los Angeles (venue TBA) in Los Angeles, California. It is one of 63 cultural festivals in California on this calendar.

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Questions about One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF)

When is One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF) 2027?
One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF) is February 26-28, 2027, according to the organizer.
Where is One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF) held?
One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF) takes place at Downtown Los Angeles (venue TBA) in Los Angeles, California.
What happens at One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF)?
Events have included: narrative features, documentaries, shorts, experimental films.
Who organizes One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF)?
One Black Ass Film Festival (OBAFF) is organized by One Black Ass Film Festival. Their official site is obaff.com.
What other cultural festivals are near Los Angeles?
The closest others on this calendar are Afro-Latino Culture Fest in Los Angeles, CA (same city); Calavera LGBTQ+ Festival in Los Angeles, CA (same city); Day of the Dead Festival at Mercado La Paloma in Los Angeles, CA (same city).

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