Atlanta filmmaker Deborah Riley Draper named her production company, Coffee Bluff Pictures, after a place many people don’t know, a small enclave in Savannah, Georgia, historically settled by formerly enslaved families.

"Turpentine" — about a deadbeat son who hires friends to rob his parents so he can pay off a bookie — will film on location around Atlanta in May and June.

ATLANTA (WJBF) — Thousands of filmmakers, actors, and creatives are in Georgia’s capital this week for the 50th annual Atlanta Film Festival, one of the longest-running festivals in the Southeast and an Oscar-qualifying event. Organizers say the ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. For 25 years, the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival has been one ...

The Atlanta Film Critics Circle is the only Atlanta-specific film critics organization among the nation’s hundreds of regional and national critics groups. The 38-member AFCC is also one of only a handful of critic groups that votes in early December for ...

ATLANTA — The 49th annual Atlanta Film Festival (ATLFF) has unveiled its official lineup, showcasing a dynamic selection of films from over 6,000 submissions. The 11-day event, set to take place from Thursday, April 24 through Sunday, May 4, will feature ...

Atlanta's film industry has long been associated with major studio productions, but independent filmmakers are stepping into a bigger role as the landscape changes. At the Plaza Theatre, filmmaker Alex Woodruff said he is seeing growing momentum among ...

Hollywood actor Josh Brolin may have been drawn to Atlanta for the movie opportunities, but as his $5 million home hits the market in Sandy Springs, it appears he liked some parts of the city better than others. Brolin joined movie fans at the Plaza ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min Atlanta was dropped from ...