Detroit is preparing to welcome a wave of young Black filmmakers whose voices are reshaping the future of cinema. Autumn Sun, a Detroit-based creative organization, will host a three-day HBCU Film Festival from November 21–23, 2025, marking Detroit as the only city in the country to hold a national film event dedicated solely to student filmmakers from Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The festival positions Detroit as a central stage for emerging storytellers at a moment when the industry is searching for new narratives, new leadership, and new creative centers. The gathering will bring student directors, writers, producers, and visual
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