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Gentleman Jack and Special Guest Actor Omari Hardwick made its final stop in Miami on the Real to Reel local Film Screening Tour
Gentleman Jack made its final stop on the Real to Reel local film screening tour in Miami held on June 14th during the American Black Film Festival opening week. In collaboration with Codeblack Entertainment Gentleman Jack is proud to continue helping uplift the voices of emerging Black film creatives and showcase their works to new audiences.
The Miami film screening was hosted by Anthony Rose, Codeblack Entertainment writer and director. The event featured the official, live announcement of the 2018 national Real to Reel contest winner. NAACP Image Award-winning actor, Omari Hardwick, will also make an appearance to discuss the works of these filmmakers.
Signature Gentleman Jack cocktails will be served and attendees will be able to engage in a discussion with featured filmmakers:
-Jan Mullins (2017 national contest winner), with the short film, Soul Fire
-Arthur Smith, with the short film, Office Sweats
-Damien Smith, with the short film, Daddy’s Big Girl
Special thanks to the The Marone Agency for providing UMEEKTV with the press release. Check out the pictures and video below.
Yung Bleu’s Birthday Bash was an absolute blast, with guests soaking up the sun while enjoying refreshing cocktails, grooving to the beats of the live DJ, and making waves of memories that will last a lifetime.
From poolside lounging to epic water battles, it was a day filled with laughter, good vibes, and unforgettable moments that left everyone in attendance with a huge smile on there faces.
There was a host of Yung Bleu’s celebrity friends that came out to the birthday bash!
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