Actress Cheryl Dunye HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers June 2023

Feels good to be screening at the New Beverly Theater again. Back in 1997, The WMW was booked here for two weeks. At its premiere, which was a small one, both Euzahn Palsy and Julia Louis Dreyfus were in the audience! If you live in LA, don’t miss a rare opportunity to see the movie projected in 16mm! Screens today & tomorrow at New Beverly. #newbeverlycinema #thewatermelonwoman

Feels good to be screening at the New Beverly Theater again. Back in 1997, The WMW was booked here for two weeks. At its premiere, which was a small one, both Euzahn Palsy and Julia Louis Dreyfus were in the audience! If you live in LA, don’t miss a rare opportunity to see the movie projected in 16mm! Screens today & tomorrow at New Beverly. #newbeverlycinema #thewatermelonwoman

RIP Jessie Maple! Will (1981), one of the first narrative feature films made by an African American woman director. It set the ball in motion for so many women, including myself, to make films. Thank you for your courage, your fierceness, and your vision.

RIP Jessie Maple! Will (1981), one of the first narrative feature films made by an African American woman director. It set the ball in motion for so many women, including myself, to make films. Thank you for your courage, your fierceness, and your vision.

I celebrated the day of my birth with family in sunny Punta Mita! Thank you so much Karina, Simone, and Gabe! @lakariniux @west_thanks #marietaislands

We invite you all to our Cinemama Happy Hour event hosted by me this Wednesday June 14th from 6-8pm at Night Heron in Oakland! RSVP via the link in my bio! There will be a cash bar with free tequila tastings. Venue is wheelchair accessible. For questions about accessibility, please email [email protected]. Can’t wait to see you there! @nightheron1780, @weloveoakland @jingletown_films

Director Cheryl Dunye sat down with Black Girl Nerds to discuss her creative journey – from her debut film The Watermelon Woman, the first film from a Black lesbian, to the development of her company Jingletown Films. Cheryl speaks on the importance of thinking out-of-the-box, playing with form and using all of your identity in your work, especially for queer people of color filmmakers. She also notes the significance of nourishing other modalities outside of cinema to become a better storyteller by tapping into all the aspects of who you are or could be. . . . #Director #WomenInFilm #WomenInMedia #WomenInEntertainment #QueerFilmmakers

Director Cheryl Dunye sat down with Black Girl Nerds to discuss her creative journey – from her debut film The Watermelon Woman, the first film from a Black lesbian, to the development of her company Jingletown Films. Cheryl speaks on the importance of thinking out-of-the-box, playing with form and using all of your identity in your work, especially for queer people of color filmmakers. She also notes the significance of nourishing other modalities outside of cinema to become a better storyteller by tapping into all the aspects of who you are or could be. . . . #Director #WomenInFilm #WomenInMedia #WomenInEntertainment #QueerFilmmakers

Director Cheryl Dunye sat down with Black Girl Nerds to discuss her creative journey – from her debut film The Watermelon Woman, the first film from a Black lesbian, to the development of her company Jingletown Films. Cheryl speaks on the importance of thinking out-of-the-box, playing with form and using all of your identity in your work, especially for queer people of color filmmakers. She also notes the significance of nourishing other modalities outside of cinema to become a better storyteller by tapping into all the aspects of who you are or could be. . . . #Director #WomenInFilm #WomenInMedia #WomenInEntertainment #QueerFilmmakers

It’s time to celebrate Oakland’s indie filmmakers! I had a blast at the @SFFILM closing screening of I’M A VIRGO @bootsriley’s new show! It’s on @primevideo this Summer. And I’m stoked for the launch of CINEMAMA this Wednesday night at the Oakland film center event at @grandlaketheater from 7-10pm. Free with RSVP! Movies by: @cheryldunye & @sirjoq, @jodystillwater, @ohpetelee, & @a_r_o_m_a_ , Nicole Klaymoon, & @keba88 of @redbaycoffee, curated by CINEMAMA and presenting @fantasticnegrito’s new album film “White Jesus Black Problems”.

It’s time to celebrate Oakland’s indie filmmakers! I had a blast at the @SFFILM closing screening of I’M A VIRGO @bootsriley’s new show! It’s on @primevideo this Summer. And I’m stoked for the launch of CINEMAMA this Wednesday night at the Oakland film center event at @grandlaketheater from 7-10pm. Free with RSVP! Movies by: @cheryldunye & @sirjoq, @jodystillwater, @ohpetelee, & @a_r_o_m_a_ , Nicole Klaymoon, & @keba88 of @redbaycoffee, curated by CINEMAMA and presenting @fantasticnegrito’s new album film “White Jesus Black Problems”.

It’s time to celebrate Oakland’s indie filmmakers! I had a blast at the @SFFILM closing screening of I’M A VIRGO @bootsriley’s new show! It’s on @primevideo this Summer. And I’m stoked for the launch of CINEMAMA this Wednesday night at the Oakland film center event at @grandlaketheater from 7-10pm. Free with RSVP! Movies by: @cheryldunye & @sirjoq, @jodystillwater, @ohpetelee, & @a_r_o_m_a_ , Nicole Klaymoon, & @keba88 of @redbaycoffee, curated by CINEMAMA and presenting @fantasticnegrito’s new album film “White Jesus Black Problems”.