AfroComicCon International Film Festival on Nov. 6 in Oakland celebrates Black sci-fi, horror, fantasy, and anime, featuring independent short films, music, and fashion.
Among the films featured, Benjamin MulHolland's 'The Lake Merritt Monster' follows a teenager's quest to save his mother from a mysterious creature, infusing social commentary with Filipino folklore.
The festival promotes diverse storytelling with panel discussions and showcases emerging filmmakers, emphasizing representation in genres like sci-fi and fantasy within the Black community.
A-Train: New Beginnings offers a humorous twist on a fallen hero turned rapper, exemplifying how creators blend genres and narratives in the superhero space.
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