IBWFF's Adds Fans With Mobile Content

Celebrating Black women in front of and behind the camera since 2002, the IBWFF's new site is growing new fans with its added mobile content. Through Plusmo.com, visitors can now receive up to the minute information about Black women in the film industry. With over 450 wireless models to choose from, the IBWFF's resources are just a click away.

Visitors can also receive up to the minute syndicated information through Yahoo.com, Google.com, and Technorati.

With recent and past winners of major film awards, women like Halle Berry (Oscar[tm] Best Supporting Actress), Jennifer Hudson (Golden Globes Best Supporting Actress), and others are lighting the way for the visibility of Black women in film as box office draws and talent. The IBWFF has been supporting Black women in film since 2002 by giving them a tangible outlet to show their films, and present their stories on screen. Through the Internet and technology, now everyone can celebrate the achievements and self-definition
of Black women in film.

About IBWFF
The International Black Women’s Film Festival was established in 2002 by Adrienne Anderson, a San Francisco Bay Area-resident and San Francisco-native. Though an academic and collaborative technology trainer by profession, Ms. Anderson is also a journalist, writer and cultural activist. It was through her contact with music artists and filmmakers that she found that many films being presented had little, if any, fair representation of the complexity and human emotions of Black, female characters.