Open Dialogues: Black Voices | Black Stories

Directed, shot, and edited by award-winning filmmaker Freddy Rodriguez, Open Dialogues: Black Voices | Black Stories focuses on what social justice looks and feels like for Black Americans, as told through the narratives and performances of eight Black South Floridians. Open Dialogues is a collaboration between the Art and Culture Center/Hollywood and 66 Films that hopes to inspire conversation about racial inequity and systemic injustice for the African diaspora in America.

Freddy Rodriguez is a Cuban-born filmmaker. Freddy's films dive deep into themes of living as an outsider. His diasporas inform who he is as a filmmaker and help shape his films' themes of injustice, self-discovery, and transformation.