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2022 Sundance Film Festival: 10 Must-See Black Films

2022 Sundance Film Festival: 10 Must-See Black Films The 2022 Sundance Film Festival is currently underway. The renown festival showcases films that span all genres from around the world. Actors, directors, producers, studios executive, and critics regard the festival as one of the most thrilling events of the season. Once again the prestigious fest will be going virtual. This will allow viewers at home to explore its premieres, talks, events, and offerings. Below, we’ve rounded up 10 must-see films screening at Sundance this year to keep on your radar.

892

Director and Screenwriter: Abi Damaris Corbin Synopsis: Based on true events, 892 stars John Boyega as Brian Easley, a frustrated Marine veteran who suffers from PTSD. When the Department of Veteran Affairs withholds his disability check totalling $892, it becomes a full-on hostage situation when he threatens to bomb a Wells Fargo bank in Atlanta. This captivating thriller also stars Nicole Beharie as Estel Valerie the bank manager; Olivia Washington as Cassandra, Brian’s estranged wife; and Michael K. Williams as Eli Bernard. A hostage negotiator in his final film role, also his final film before his untimely passing September of last year.

Aftershock

Directors and Producers: Paula Eiselt, Tonya Lewis Lee Synopsis: Brilliantly placing a spotlight on an often overlooked medical issue that disproportionately affects Black women. In their documentary film, they examine the various challenges that comprise the maternal health crisis in the U.S. The doc follows the story of two young Black women who died from complications during childbirth that were highly preventable. Featuring interviews with the women’s grieving family members, birth-workers, and physicians who share their stories of the alarming mortality rates of Black women during childbirth.

Alice

Director and Screenwriter: Krystin Ver Linden Synopsis: Keke Palmer plays an enslaved woman during the 19th century who escapes from a Georgia plantation. After gaining her freedom and leaving her life of chattel slavery behind, she is introduced to another reality when she discovers that it’s actually 1973. The film examines her remarkable journey in the American South during the post-Civil Rights era. Along with Palmer, this gripping tale also stars Common who plays Frank. A disgruntled political activist who discovers Alice on the freeway. Sinqua Walls, Gaius Charles, Karin Riggins and Common also contribute to the film’s score and soundtrack.

Descendant

Director: Margaret Brown Synopsis: Masterfully reclaiming the lost narratives of the passengers of Clotilda. A slave ship full of enslaved Africans who were brought to the United States in bondage in 1860. By giving voice to their descendants in this powerful documentary. The ship reached Alabama, in a town called Africatown 40 years after African slave trading was outlawed. Two wealthy men brought the ship to Alabama, wagering that they could capture Africans and bring them back as slaves without anyone discovering their misdeeds. Eventually, they brought around 100 captive Black people to the town, and burned and sunk the ship erasing all evidence of their horrific crimes.

We Need to Talk About Cosby

Director: W. Kamau Bell Synopsis: During the 1980s, Bill Cosby was regarded as “America’s dad.” because of the success of his iconic sitcom The Cosby Show. Fast forward to 2018 he’s found guilty of sexual assault after dozens of women alleged that he drugged and raped them. (His conviction later overturned. He was released from prison in 2021 due to a legal technicality). In the four-part Cosby documentary, the director explores if it’s possible to separate art from real life in the case of his former comedic hero. Also, he highlights the comedian’s alleged predatory behavior that took place behind the scenes and even in plain sight. The series features in-depth interviews from Cosby’s alleged assault victims, plus commentary from journalist Jemele Hill, political analyst Roland Martin, comedians Godfrey and Chris Spencer, culture critic and professor Jelani Cobb, and many more.

Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul

Director and Screenwriter: Adamma Ebo and Adanne Ebo Synopsis: In this 15-minute short, the twin filmmakers offer a hilarious, satirical take on the prosperity gospel phenomenon and the ethical dimensions of megachurch ministries who’ve dealt with pubic scandals. In the heart of America’s Bible Belt, Pastor Lee-Curtis Childs, played by Sterling K. Brown, and his wife First Lady Trinitie Childs, played Regina Hall, lead a thriving Southern Baptist megachurch. But a sex scandal involving the pastor rocks the ministry and sends most of their parishioners heading for the exit—having them go from 25,000 members to under 300 in a year. Despite her husband’s moral failings, his wife stands by his side. Now the once-revered duo must do whatever they can to rebuild their brand during their most challenging time as a couple.

jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy

Directors: Chike Ozah and Clarence “Coodie” Simmons Synopsis: The life and times of the legendary producer and fashion designer Kanye West is the subject of this three-part documentary. The directors Ozah and Simmons, have been frequent collaborators of West for over 20 years. The doc chronicles the rapper’s meteoric rise as a cultural icon and his quest for artistic freedom.

Master

Director and Screenwriter: Mariama Diallo Synopsis: This horror film takes place at a predominantly white college in New England. Centuries ago, a woman named Margaret Millett was hanged for witchcraft. According to school legend, her ghost takes the soul of one freshman on the anniversary of her death at 3:33 am every year. A group of Black women share their traumatic, life-altering experiences at this elite institution. Regina Hall stars as Gail Bishop. The first Black Master at the college who was brought in to check off the school’s diversity box. Amber Gray (Liv Beckman) and Zoe Renee (Jasmine Moore) also co-star in this haunting thrill ride.

Neptune Frost

Directors: Anisia Uzeyman, Saul Williams Synopsis: Neptune Frost is an Afro-futurist science-fiction musical drama that explores themes of anti-capitalism, anti-colonialism, and queerness. Set in the city of Burundi, Rwanda. Where a group of computer hackers emerge from a mining community. A romance develops between miner Matalusa (played by Bertrand Ninteretse) and an intersex runaway Neptune (played by both Cheryl Isheja and Elvis Ngabo) They discover each other through dreams and the use of technology. Together, their love becomes a transformative tool that compels them to embrace the possibilities of a new Black future.

You Go Girl!

Director: Shariffa Ali Synopsis: You Go Girl stars Tiffany Mann as Audrey, an up-and-coming comedian from New York City. With the trauma of her past and conquering her fears, she embarks on a journey into the wilderness of Southern Oregon. In an unknown environment, she attempts to climb the top of the mountain. Which is symbolic of her voyage of self-discovery. The film embodies the possibilities life has to offer, when we have the courage to be our authentic selves. Read the full article

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[TASK 201: SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS]

In celebration of June being Caribbean American Heritage Month, there’s a masterlist below compiled of over 80+ Kittitian and/or Nevisian faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK - examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

Cicely Tyson (1924) Afro-Nevisian - actress and model.

Susan L. Taylor (1946) Afro-Trinidianian / Afro-Kittitian - editor and writer.

Joan Armatrading (1950) Afro-Kittitian - singer and guitarist.

Ellen Cleghorne (1965) African-American, Afro-Kittitian - actress and comedian.

Michelle Gayle (1971) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - singer, actress and author.

Alison Hammond (1975) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - presenter.

Angela Griffin (1975) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian / English - actress and presenter.

Corinne Bailey Rae (1979) Afro-Kittitian / English - singer.

Rhea Bailey (1983) Afro-Kittitian / English - actress.

Melanie Liburd (1987) Afro-Kittitian / English - actress.

Laura Mvula (1987) Afro-Kittitian / Afro-Jamaican - singer.

Keisha White (1988) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - singer.

Pippa Bennett-Warner (1988) Afro-Jamaican, Afro-Kittitian - actress.

Lady Leshurr (1989) Afro-Kittitian - rapper.

Damaris Lewis (1990) Afro-Kittitian - model.

Wendy St. Kitts (?) Afro-Kittitian - singer.

Ngozi Paul (?) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian / Dominica - actress, writer and director.

F - Athletes:

Nicola Adams (1982) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian, French, British - boxer.

Virgil Hodge (1983) Afro-Kittitan or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter.

Tiandra Ponteen (1984) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter.

Phoenetia Browne (1994) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Brittney Lawrence (1995) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Dakota Mills (1997) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Quinn Josiah (2000) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Carley Uddenberg (2000) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Leon Herbert (1955) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - actor, director, writer and producer.

Robbie Gee (1964) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - actor.

Michael Boatman (1964) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - actor.

Simon Webbe (1978) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - singer.

Devon Anderson (1987) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - actor.

Leeon Jones (1993) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - actor.

Burt Caesar (?) Afro-Kittitian - actor, broadcaster and director.

Tevin Wallace (?) Afro-Kittitian, Afro-Trinidadian - actor and model.

E-Carter / Eric Carter (?) Afro-Kittitian - rapper.

Santoy / Santoy Barrett (?) Afro-Kittitian - singer.

Louis Hanley (?) Afro-Kittitian - singer.

Tifferny Cyanne (?) Afro-Nevisian, Montserratian, Irish - model (Instagram: tiffernynco).

M - Athletes:

Ces Podd (1952) Afro-Kittitian - footballer.

Elquemedo Willett (1953) Afro-Nevisian - cricketer.

Bert Bowery (1954) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Derick Parry (1954) Afro-Nevisian - cricketer.

Victor Eddy (1955) Afro-Kittitian - cricketer.

Desai Williams (1959) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter.

Livingstone Bramble (1960) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - boxer.

Derek Redmond (1965) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter.

Keith Arthurton (1965) Afro-Nevisian - cricketer.

Gary Smith (1966) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Des Hazel (1967) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Dean Walling (1969) Afro-Kittitian - footballer.

Stuart Williams (1969) Afro-Kittitian - cricketer.

Carl Tuckett (1970) Afro-Nevisian - cricketer.

Bobby Bowry (1971) Afro-Kittitian - footballer.

Keith Gumbs (1972) Afro-Kittitian - footballer.

Lutel James (1972) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Sagi Burton (1977) Afro-Kittitian - footballer.

Brian Quailey (1978) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Adam Newton (1980) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Calum Willock (1981) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Erasmus James (1982) Afro-Kittitian - American footballer.

Tesfa Robinson (1985) Afro-Kittitian - footballer.

Atiba Harris (1985) Afro-Kittitian - footballer.

Jason St Juste (1985) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Matthew Berkeley (1987) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Patrece Liburd (1988) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Ryan Robbins (1988) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Micah Richards (1988) Afro-Kittitian / Unknown - footballer.

Antoine Adams (1988) Afro-Kittitian - footballer.

Febian Brandy (1989) Afro-Kittitian - footballer.

Brijesh Lawrence (1989) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter.

Zephaniah Thomas (1989) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Michael Nottingham (1989) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Aaron Moses-Garvey (1989) Afro-Kittitianor Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Kieran Powell (1990) Afro-Nevisian - cricketer.

Jordan Bowery (1991) Afro-Kittitianor Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Jason Rogers (1991) Afro-Kittitian - sprinter.

Romaine Sawyers (1991) Afro-Kittitian / Unknown - footballer.

Rowan Liburd (1992) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Omari Sterling-James (1993) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Raheem Hanley (1994) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Theo Wharton (1994) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Jacob Hazel (1994) Afro-Kittitian- footballer.

Harry Panayiotou (1994) Afro-Kittitian / Greek Cypriot - footballer.

Alain Sargeant (1995) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Jerry St. Juste (1996) Afro-Kittitian / Dutch - footballer.

Warren Hazel (1996) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter.

Jeremiah Louis (1996) Afro-Kittitian - cricketer.

Marcus Rashford (1997) Afro-Kittitian - footballer.

Raheem Somersall (1997) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Daniel Bowry (1998) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Romario Martin (1999) Afro-Kittitian - footballer.

Mikyle Louis (2000) Afro-Kittitian - cricketer.

Kareem Queeley (2001) Afro-Kittitian - basketball player.

Problematic:

Bertil Fox (1951) Afro-Kittitian - convicted murderer.

Neil deGrasse Tyson (1958) African-American, Puerto Rican, Afro-Nevisian - sexual assault allegations.

Mel B (1975) Afro-Kittitian or Nevisian / British - said in an interview that she slept with a co-star, named them but didn’t get their permission.

Akil Grier (1992) Afro-Kittitian or Nevisian - charged with rape.

#kittitian fc #nevisian fc #poc fc #fc list #rph #task: 201 #task: saint kitts and nevis

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hello, would you pls help me with a faceclaim for a woman in her late 20s who looks strong strict and angry in most gifs (preferably gif icons)? im going for a soldier vibe

Mackenzie Davis (1987) - Terminator.

Hannah John-Kamen (1989) Nigerian / Norwegian - Killjoys.

Kim Hieora (1989) Korean - Bad and Crazy.

Damaris Lewis (1990) Afro-Kittian - Titans.

Carlson Young (1990) - The Blazing World.

Aiysha Hart (1990) Saudi Arabian / English - A Discovery of Witches.

Conor Leslie (1991) - Titans.

Jenny Boyd (1991) - Legacies.

Jessica Barden (1992) - The End of the F***ing World.

Jodie Comer (1993) - Killing Eve.

Here ya go!

#fc help #rph #rpc

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Titans Season 3

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Damaris Lewis Icons. LIKE/REBLOG if using or saving.

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DC FanDome: Schedule, Date, Time, and How to Watch

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Fans hoping for major DC news in lieu of an actual San Diego Comic-Con are definitely going to get just that at DC FanDome, a digital event designed to be watched at home like a real con.

Originally set up as one epic night of panels and reveals, DC announced that it will be splitting FanDome into two separate and distinct events: Hall of Heroes, which will be held in late August, and WatchVerse in mid-September.

The August date still holds most of the big-ticket items. It’s billed by DC as “an epic world designed personally by Jim Lee featuring special programming, panels and exclusive reveals from a wide variety of films, TV series, games, comics and more.” Functionally, it’s the Hall H of FanDome.

This DC FanDome trailer gives fans a good glimpse at what they can expect from the event:

Here’s everything else you need to know about DC FanDome:

DC FanDome Date and Time

The first DC FanDome event, Hall of Heroes, kicks off on Saturday, Aug. 22 at 1 pm ET. Sign up to watch here!

DC FanDome Schedule

Here’s a rundown of all the panels happening during DC FanDome: Hall of Heroes. The panel descriptions below are courtesy of DC. All times are ET:

1:00 PM – Wonder Woman 1984 Panel

“Wonder Woman 1984 stars Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig and Pedro Pascal, and director/co-writer/producer Patty Jenkins join forces with Brazilian hosts Érico Borgo and Aline Diniz to celebrate the fans in a big way. They will answer questions from fans from all over the world, talk fan art and cosplay, and reveal an all-new sneak peek at the upcoming film — plus a few more surprises!”

1:25 PM – WB Games Montreal Announcement

“Gamers! You won’t want to miss this first look at an exciting new game, and Q&A with its developers.”

1:45 PM – The Sandman Universe: Enter the Dreaming Panel

“Neil Gaiman, Dirk Maggs, G. Willow Wilson and Michael Sheen discuss the legacy of The Sandman comic book series and how it has been expanded with new stories, adapted into new mediums, and enthralled audiences around the world.”

2:15 PM – Multiverse 101 Panel

“Get schooled in this engaging refresher course on the creation of the Multiverse with DC Chief Creative Officer/Publisher Jim Lee, Warner Bros. Pictures President of DC-Based Film Production Walter Hamada, and Berlanti Productions founder/DCTV mega-producer Greg Berlanti.”

2:40 PM – Flash Movie Panel

“This 101-style conversation with The Flash filmmakers Andy Muschietti and Barbara Muschietti, star Ezra Miller and screenwriter Christina Hodson will give fans a speedy rundown on the first-ever Flash feature film.”

2:50 PM – Beyond Batman Short

“The Batman of Swinging Sixties culture clashes with the Batman of the far-flung future when Batman Beyond and his mentor, Old Bruce Wayne, intercept a broadcast of the 1966 Batman TV show!”

2:55 PM – The Suicide Squad Panel

“What else would you expect from The Suicide Squad but the ultimate elimination game? First up, writer/director James Gunn takes on fan questions, then brings out Task Force X for a fast-paced, no-holds-barred Squad Showdown that tests every team member’s Squad knowledge — and survival skills!”

3:40 PM – BAWSE Females of Color within the DCU Panel

“What’s a BAWSE? Find out here as some of the hottest actresses across DC television and film sit down with celebrity DJ D-Nice and Grammy-winning singer/actress Estelle to discuss how they use their confidence and vulnerability to navigate their careers in Hollywood. Panelists include Meagan Good (SHAZAM!), Javicia Leslie (Batwoman), Candice Patton (The Flash), Tala Ashe (DC’s Legends of Tomorrow), Nafessa Williams and Chantal Thuy (Black Lightning), and Anna Diop and Damaris Lewis (Titans). Catch the entire full-length conversation at McDuffie’s Dakota in the DC WatchVerse.”

4:00 PM – Legacy of the Bat Panel

“Calling all Batman fans! Don’t miss this discussion on the wide scope of the Batman universe, including the Batman Family of characters. Key talent from comics, TV, and games will provide insight into the world of Caped Crusader.”

4:30 PM – Joker: Put on a Happy Face

“Featuring interviews with filmmakers and industry legends, discover the origins and evolution of The Joker, and learn why the Clown Prince of Crime is universally hailed as the greatest comic book Super-Villain of all time.”

4:45 PM – Surprise DC Comics Panel

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5:10 PM – I’m Batman: The Voices Behind the Cowl Panel

“Everyone has their favorite Batman. But for audiences around the world, their favorite Batman has a local sound. It’s time to meet the voices behind the cowl. Hear what it’s like to be one of the many global vocal actors portraying the Dark Knight when the Super Dubbers, who lend their talents to the Caped Crusader on screens big and small all over the world, come together for the first time ever.”

5:30 PM – The Snyder Cut of Justice League Panel

“Zack Snyder fields questions from fans and a few surprise guests as he discusses his eagerly awaited upcoming cut of the 2017 feature film and the movement that made it happen.”

5:54 PM – The Flash TV Panel

“Executive producer Eric Wallace joins cast members Grant Gustin, Candice Patton, Danielle Panabaker, Carlos Valdes, Danielle Nicolet, Kayla Compton, and Brandon McKnight to discuss all things Flash with Entertainment Weekly’s Chancellor Agard. Team Flash will break down both parts of season six and look ahead at what is to come with an exclusive trailer for season seven. Fans will also get a look at the exclusive black-and-white noir episode ‘Kiss Kiss Breach Breach,’ which will be available on The Flash season six Blu-ray and DVD on August 25.”

6:10 PM – Black Adam Panel

“Star of the first-ever Black Adam feature film Dwayne Johnson sets the stage for the story and tone of the new movie with a fans-first Q&A…and a few surprises.”

6:30 PM – CNN Heroes: Real Life Heroes in the Age of the Coronavirus

“While DC features iconic fictional Super Heroes recognized around the world, CNN Heroes shines a light on real-life, everyday people making a difference in their communities. Now, as the global Covid-19 pandemic has turned all of our worlds upside down, CNN’s Anderson Cooper introduces you to the frontline workers, advocates, neighbors, and friendly strangers who are coming together to help us through this crisis.”

6:50 PM – Titans TV Panel

“’Titans are back, b*tches!’ That phrase kicked off an explosive second season of Titans that culminated with the long-awaited emergence of Nightwing as their leader and the tragic death of one of their own. And as a new mysterious threat looms, season three promises to be the biggest yet! Join executive producer Greg Walker and series stars Brenton Thwaites, Anna Diop, Teagan Croft, Ryan Potter, Conor Leslie, Curran Walters, Joshua Orpin, Damaris Lewis, with Alan Ritchson and Minka Kelly for a preview of the new season as well as a discussion on the ‘Fan Favorite Moments’ of the first two seasons.”

7:05 PM – Aquaman Panel

“Aquaman director James Wan and King Orm himself, Patrick Wilson, take a deep dive into the world of Atlantis that Wan created, revealing their favorite behind-the-scenes moments from the largest DC movie ever!”

7:15 PM – “Ask Harley Quinn”

“She has gone toe-to-toe with Batman and the Justice League, and taken down The Joker and the toughest villains of Gotham City, but at DC FanDome, Harley Quinn faces her toughest challenge yet — answering burning questions from DC’s biggest fans in her own tell it as it is, no-BS style. If you love the Harley Quinn animated series, this is one you cannot f—king miss!”

7:20 PM – Wonder Woman 80th Anniversary Celebration Panel

“As an Amazon and a god, Wonder Woman is truly timeless. So, it’s hard to believe she’s turning 80! Join Wonder Woman 1984 director Patty Jenkins and star Gal Gadot, along with a very special guest, as they reflect on the character’s influence on them personally, and look forward to the 2021 celebrations!”

7:25 – Tomorrow’s Superheroes with Jim Lee

“DC Chief Creative Officer/Publisher Jim Lee joins Bing Chen, founder of the global non-profit collective Gold House, to discuss the important contributions of Asian artists and writers in comics and comic book–inspired entertainment.”

7:40 PM – SHAZAM! Panel

“Zac Levi and the cast can’t tell you s#&t! Sworn to secrecy on the new script for their upcoming movie, Zac and a few of his SHAZAM! castmates talk with the Philippines’ #1 DC fan, Gino Quillamor, about what the next movie might be about, while commenting on everything from panels to the other Zack’s cut — and even have a few surprise guests drop in!”

8:10 PM – Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Panel

“Will Arnett hosts the highly anticipated video game reveal from Rocksteady Studios, creators of the Batman: Arkham franchise.”

8:30 PM – The Batman Panel

“The Batman filmmaker Matt Reeves joins host and self-professed fangirl Aisha Tyler for a discussion of the upcoming film…with a surprise (or two) for the fans!”

You can check out the full DC FanDome schedule here.

DC FanDome Live Stream

While DC FanDome is free for all to enjoy, you will need to create an account on DCFanDome.com in order to watch the event. You’ll then be able to access each panel via the DC FanDome program scheduler.

Following the conclusion of The Batman panel at the end of Hall of Heroes, the Fandome schedule will then cycle back through two more times, giving you three shots to watch in a 24-hour period.

DC FanDome: WatchVerse Date and Time

DC will host a second, on-demand FanDome event called WatchVerse on Saturday, Sept. 12 at 1 pm ET. While viewers will be able to access all content in any order they please, the event will only be available for 24 hours.

This event will include the previously announced panel on the expansion of “DC’s Watchmen Universe” discussion with Damon Lindelof and Tom King talking Rorschach, a Joker War panel with Batman writer James Tynion IV and Batgirl scribe Cecil Castellucci, a Three Jokers panel with Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok, a panel on John Ridley’s exciting upcoming The Other History of the DC Universe, and more.

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