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The ABFF ATL Pop Up began on Saturday, October 24 with the ABFF Classic Cinema Series screening of the beloved romantic comedy The Best Man followed by a conversation with Taye Diggs, presented by AARP.

Designed for audiences of all ages and backgrounds, the performance blends traditional flamenco with jazz, classical and world-music influences. A live narrator guides the evening with humor and heart, sharing the stories behind each tradition so audiences learn and laugh as they watch.

Inspired by the brewery’s Gasoline Dreams Hazy Pale Ale, “Dream Recklessly” celebrates the ambition, creativity and appetite for risk that drive people to pursue their passions on their own terms. The films let the featured creatives, people who truly dream recklessly, speak to the spirit behind the brand through their own stories.

Georgia Entertainment will host the 10th annual Signature Georgia Entertainment 100 on Thursday, Dec. 10, at Great Point Studios, Lionsgate Atlanta. The invitation-only evening gathers the partners, directors, producers, policymakers and industry leaders who shape the business of Georgia’s creative economy. This year marks 10 years of the event that closes out Georgia’s industry calendar.

The Legacy program, formerly known as From the Collection, features projects from the Sundance Film Festival’s long and proud history showcasing groundbreaking independent cinema, including archival and restoration screenings of fiction and nonfiction works as well as special events.

The newly created role will help the Union navigate the impact of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies on entertainment workers.

The series is based on Slaughter’s 2017 best-selling crime thriller novel about two sisters and their traumatic, family-secret-filled past, as Slaughter describes it.

The exhibition is the first museum presentation dedicated to the vibrant costumes of Netflix’s style-setting series “Emily in Paris,” from creator Darren Star and Paramount Television Studios.

The evening brought together artists, filmmakers, musicians, local business owners, elected officials and entertainment executives from Georgia and beyond to celebrate the creatives making their living in the region and the businesses that make their work possible.

Produced with a community-centered approach, the documentary combines first-hand interviews and narratives to provide an unfiltered perspective into housing insecurity.