From low-budget movies made on this city’s streets to features from all corners of the world, the Atlanta Film Festival showcases the many varieties of cinematic expression.
Running from April 13-22, the 42nd festival screens more than 150 documentary and narrative feature and short films, drawing from more than 7,600 submissions.
Highlights include “RBG,” “Maynard” and “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” — biographical documentaries of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, former Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson and Mr. Rogers, respectively — as well as the features singled out below.
