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Watch the director break down how festivals like the ABFF help bring films like 'Hustle & Flow' to the masses.

Elise Neal talks about acting and the growth of the American Black Film Festival.

This Def Comedy Jam veteran recalls how important the groundbreaking show was for up and coming comedians like him.

Nashawn Kearse, star of the festival favorite 'My Brother,' speaks on the difficulty of playing such an emotionally charged role.

Lee Daniels talks about his film 'Shadowboxer' and breaking down the barriers that are placed on African-American filmmakers.

Xzibit discusses his movie 'Gridiron.'

Cuba Gooding Jr. talks about his desire to become more involved with the creative process of the films he acts in.

Check out interviews with the filmmakers and clips from the films that were part of the 2006 American Black Film Festival.

Thomas Carter speaks on the value of hard work in the world of filmmaking.

Seyi talks about the issue of police brutality and his film 'If I Die Tonight.'