VIE | Black Perspective in Film @FlatlandkcOrg
VIE | Black Perspective in Film  @FlatlandkcOrg
Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Art House challenges viewers with its second episode of season three. We talk to accomplished Kansas City filmmaker and director of photography DeVonte Brown about his new film "VIE" and his other eye-opening short "Now What?" Both films offer unique perspectives on what it's like to be an African American today. As Devonte says, "The biggest thing any filmmaker can do is telling a story that shows their perspective, and people of color's perspectives are going to vary more than any other demographic, I think."

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