Ava DuVernay

As the first Black woman to win the Best Director award at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, Ava DuVernay has a lot to be proud of.  Besides her roles as director, producer and writer for her own documentaries and films, the California native has her hands in a number of significant projects, including lending her services to BET's 2010 TV documentary My Mic Sounds Nice and TV One's 2010 Essence Music Festival. The writer/director is also the founder of the African-American Film Festival Releasing Movement (AFFRM) and award-winning DVA Media + Marketing, a content company which has supplied some of Hollywood's top conglomerates and entertainment networks.
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Middle of Nowhere , Argo Win at AAFCA Awards

Danny Glover, Jordin Sparks and more stars attended the event.

African-Americans Flock to Django Unchained

Controversial film wins over Black moviegoers despite criticism.

Denzel Washington, Middle of Nowhere Honored by African American Film Critics

The AAFCA also named Zero Dark Thirty its top film of the year.

2013 Spirit Awards: Middle of Nowhere , Beasts of the Southern Wild Are Big Nominees

PLUS: Rashida Jones, Wendell Pierce and documentary "The Central Park Five" all get Indie nods.

Ava DuVernay: “I Identify Myself as a Black Woman Filmmaker and Nothing Else”

The queen of indie films talks Middle of Nowhere and more.

Box Office: A Good Weekend for Taken 2 , Middle of Nowhere

Ava DuVernay's second film tops art house box office.
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