Lois is joined by Emory Film Professor Matthew Bernstein and Honors student/curator Evan Amaral to discuss  Emory Cinematheque's free virtual film series “New Cinematic Directions.” The centerpiece of the series is a four-film mini-retrospective of works by the Angolan filmmaker, Sarah Maldoror -- the first woman of African descent to write and direct a feature film. The film series runs through March 19th. More information will appear on our website--wabe.org/citylights. 

Also, Matt Paxton joins us to talk about the new PBS series "Legacy List." The show airs every Wednesday at 5PM on our PBS station, ATL-PBA.  

Lois is joined by Emory Film Professor Matthew Bernstein and Honors student/curator Evan Amaral to discuss Emory Cinematheque's free virtual film series “New Cinematic Directions.”&nbsp;The centerpiece of the series is a four-film mini-retrospective of works by the Angolan filmmaker, Sarah Maldoror -- the first woman of African descent to write and direct a feature film. The&nbsp;film series runs through March 19th. More information will appear on our website--<a href="http://wabe.org/citylights" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">wabe.org/citylights</a>.&nbsp;Also, Matt Paxton joins us to talk about the new PBS series "Legacy List." The show airs every Wednesday at 5PM on our PBS station, ATL-PBA.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Discover the best of Atlanta's arts and culture on The City Lights Collective from WABE. Short stories, rich voices, and innovative ideas, presented by a team of local contributors. From music and theater to spoken word, food, film, and festivals, this is the pulse of Atlanta’s creative world.

Discover the best of Atlanta's arts and culture on The City Lights Collective from WABE. Short stories, rich voices, and innovative ideas, presented by a team of local contributors. From music and theater to spoken word, food, film, and festivals, this is the pulse of Atlanta&rsquo;s creative world.

The City Lights Collective

Discover the best of Atlanta's arts and culture on The City Lights Collective from WABE. Short stories, rich voices, and innovative ideas, presented by a team of local contributors. From music and theater to spoken word, food, film, and festivals, this is the pulse of Atlanta&rsquo;s creative world.