While the #OscarsSoWhite debate rages on, we have a chance to see the next generation of filmmakers who could change the game in Hollywood. The Blackhouse Foundation, an organization that puts a spotlight on filmmakers of color at the world's biggest film festivals, is taking over Sundance this afternoon with a panel called "A New Lens on Black Love: Telling Our Stories of Love and Romance."
Blackhouse has gathered some of the exciting Black filmmakers at Sundance as well as alumni from the festival to speak on the panel, and you can watch along thanks to the magic of live stream!

Filmmakers Tahir Jetter (How to Tell You're a Douchebag) and Terence Nance (Swimming in Your Skin Again), whose films are official selections in this year's festival, join Numa Perrier and Dennis Dortch of Black & Sexy TV for the discussion.
Watch the discussion below:

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