The Patois New Orleans Human Rights Film Festival returns for its 21st year, showcasing thought-provoking films centered around social justice issues and art. From Wednesday, March 6 – Sunday, March 10, festival-goers can immerse themselves in a diverse selection of films and engaging discussions at The Broad Theater and The Marigny Opera House.

Featuring a compelling lineup of documentaries and narratives, the festival aims to shed light on pressing social issues while celebrating the resilience and creativity of communities worldwide. This year’s programming highlights themes such as Palestinian liberation, disability justice, Black feminist organizing in the South, and more.

Attendees can expect in-depth conversations with filmmakers and community leaders, offering valuable insights into the stories behind the films and the broader social movements they represent. From discussions on grassroots organizing to explorations of cultural heritage, the festival provides a platform for meaningful dialogue and reflection.

The festival kicks off on Wednesday, March 6th at the Marigny Opera House with “Get in Loser, We’re Freeing Palestine: Making the Palestine Solidarity Movement Irresistible,” followed by a series of captivating screenings and discussions throughout the week.

Festival passes are available for purchase at www.patoisfilmfest.org/patois2024. Festival-goers can choose from a variety of ticket options, including individual screening tickets and discounted passes for Patois members.

Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with powerful stories and connect with like-minded individuals at the Patois New Orleans Human Rights Film Festival. Join us in celebrating the intersection of art, activism, and community empowerment.

Founded in 2004, the Patois New Orleans Human Rights Film Festival is dedicated to showcasing socially conscious films from around the world and supporting local grassroots organizations. Through screenings, discussions, and community events, Patois aims to foster dialogue, inspire action, and promote social justice in New Orleans and beyond. Learn more at patoisfilmfest.org

To view the full lineup, learn more or to purchase tickets, visit patoisfilmfest.org/patois2024.