The first ever international, Black History Month film festival will take place this week in Queens, New York. Films will be viewed from 12 different countries in total. The event will feature shorts, music videos, web episodes and features at the Jamaica Performing Arts Center. Adrienne Whaley, executive director of the festival, offered details about the event today (2/17) with CBS New York. Catch the brief clip below.
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