Tonight's LF3 screenings ✨ SPLIT AT THE ROOT (2022) + Q&A with filmmaker Linda Goldstein Knowlton, moderated by Tilane Jones, president of ARRAY - 7 pm THE ANGEL LEVINE (1970) in 35mm - 10 pm americancinematheque.com/now-showing/?s…

Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors give a shoutout to Angela Bassett: "Hey Auntie, we love you." #Oscars

New York Times Critics’ Pick DRYLONGSO is coming to the ARRAY Creative Campus! On March 24, ARRAY will be hosting a 4k restoration screening of the film followed by a conversation with its director Cauleen Smith. For more information, visit ARRAYPlay.com.

☕️ Here’s the mf tea: @arraynow 's Paul Garnes is in 3rd place in #Webbys People’s Voice & they need your votes to WIN: wbby.co/31773N Queen Sugar Podcast best host nominee! Tammy Thomas Garnes

We are thrilled to present two new commissioned works through our LEAP initiative at this week’s LA Design Festival in Los Angeles! Come join us if you’re in town!

Congrats to our Founder Ava DuVernay on her re-election by fellow directors as Academy governor representing their branch. Ava begins an additional three-year term, following her inaugural term alongside filmmakers Steven Spielberg, Susanne Bier, Rodrigo Garcia and Jason Reitman.

Join us on an enlightening journey beyond the screen with award-winning Director, Producer, and Writer Billy Luther (Navajo, Hopi, and Laguna Pueblo) as he offers an intimate glimpse into his world.   FRYBREAD FACE explores Billy's journey of self-discovery and reconnecting with

Native American Heritage Month is about learning from our past. In our ARRAY 101 lesson plan for Sankofa, we dig into genealogy and family history. Head to Lesson Two on Sankofa101.org to learn more about research resources available to everyone. #ARRAY101 #NAHM

An 11-year-old boy from San Diego goes to live with his Navajo grandmother and spends time with his cousin on the reservation in “Frybread Face and Me.” nyti.ms/3SQRxkH

‘Frybread Face and Me’ Review: ‘Reservation Dogs’ Gets a Winning Summertime Companion trib.al/b9XAfO0

Filmmaker Billy Luther's debut narrative film, FRYBREAD FACE AND ME, is streaming on Netflix now! ARRAY Releasing proudly presents this coming-of-age dramedy that is bound to resonate with your inner child.

Watching #frybreadfaceandme On netflix while eating left over Mohawk Hash for breakfast. Happy Native American Appreciate day.

“The landscape on the Navajo reservation, it’s a huge character in the film.” Billy Luther reflects on his narrative feature debut, the #TIFF23 standout, FRYBREAD FACE AND ME and how he told authentic stories of young children who grew up in the Navajo Nation.

I just watched Frybread Face and Me and I was crying. There are some moments in this movie that felt like memories. It was beautiful. The kind of movie I need to get up and make.

Today is the day! ‘FRYBREAD FACE AND ME’ is officially on Netflix now! #stayMACRO

I've been trying, and failing, to write a piece about Indigenous film/series and Black audiences. My lens had been to wide, so I tried a piece recently that was quite intimate, but it didn't work either. Long story short, Black folks? Check out Frybread Face and Me. (Netflix)

My ★★★★★ review of Frybread Face and Me on Letterboxd: boxd.it/5duAd3

Reliving the magic at the FRYBREAD FACE AND ME Screening, held at ARRAY's creative campus. Special moments unfolded as Director Billy Luther shared insights + his connection to the film, and Ava DuVernay made a surprise appearance for attendees! FRYBREAD FACE AND ME is now

Ava DuVernay attends Beyoncé’s #RenaissanceTheFilm premiere

Watch ORIGIN at home on demand via Apple, Amazon Prime, GooglePlay and more! Also, in select theaters in the United States, United Kingdom and Ireland. Coming to cinemas in Australia, Belgium and New Zealand in April. Change is ours to create.