A set of award-winning films will be screened as part of the 39th Annual Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration. The IBE Film Fest features the artistry of established and emerging filmmakers creating non-Hollywood productions on subjects relevant to the African-American experience.

On Sunday, July 12 in The Toby, films screened include:

• One Nothing which proves that sometimes imagination is enough when a young man shooting hoops alone is confronted by two guys from the neighborhood (7 mins.)
• The Workout which depicts a father struggling for a relationship with his son who is on the edge (12 mins.)
• Trouble the Water, an Oscar-nominee for Best Documentary about one couple’s survival of Hurricane Katrina and the power of filmmaking and music to provide meaning in the toughest times. Oscar-nominated directors/producers Carl Deal and Tia Lessin will be on hand to take questions. (93 mins.)

On Thursday, July 16 in The Toby, films screened include:

• Prince of Broadway, about two men in New York City live a hard knock-off life when a surprise package helps them cope and make it through rough times (102 mins.)
• Sinnerman portrays an academically talented teenager struggling to get himself out of a serious situation; see how he deals with it. (20 mins.)

The IBE Film Fest is presented in part by IMA, the Indianapolis International Film Festival, Heartland Truly Moving Pictures, and the Walker Theatre Center. Visit www.indianablackexpo.com for a full film schedule.

Saturday, July 11 / 4:00-9:00 pm / Walker Theatre Center, 617 Indiana Ave.
Sunday, July 12 / 3:30-7:00 pm / Tobias Theater at the IMA
Thursday, July 16 / 7:30 pm / Tobias Theater at the IMA