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InDaHouseMedia’s Cinema Night III Shines Bright with Surprise Guest Appearance
By Mwanza Klonji
InDaHouseMedia’s Cinema Night III once again raised the bar for independent film showcases in Atlanta. With a packed house of filmmakers, creatives, and cinephiles, the evening was a resounding success—overflowing with artistry, inspiration, and community spirit.
The highlight of the night came with a surprise appearance from Javon Johnson, the acclaimed actor, director, and producer best known for his standout role on Tyler Perry’s hit TV series The Oval. Johnson’s arrival electrified the room, adding a layer of prestige and excitement to the night. Known for his commanding performances and passion for storytelling, he took time to connect with attendees, offering wisdom, encouragement, and industry insight to up-and-coming filmmakers. His presence was a powerful reminder of the importance of creating spaces where seasoned professionals and new voices can meet, share, and inspire one another.
The magic didn’t stop there. Cinema Night III also featured a celebrity panel that amplified the energy and impact of the event:
Carl Gilliard, a veteran actor, director, and producer whose career spans film, stage, and television, shared lessons from decades in Hollywood and independent cinema.
Dolapo Erinitola, an international filmmaker celebrated for bold storytelling and a global perspective, emphasized the importance of creating art that resonates across cultures.
Together, Johnson, Gilliard, and Erinitola transformed the evening into more than a showcase—it became a masterclass in creativity, perseverance, and the power of film.
Beyond the star power, Cinema Night III showcased independent films that challenged perspectives, celebrated culture, and sparked meaningful conversations. Guests left not only entertained but also inspired, carrying forward the spirit of collaboration and innovation.
From the screenings to the networking moments, the event underscored why InDaHouseMedia has quickly become a leading platform for bridging communities and elevating voices in film. Cinema Night III wasn’t just about movies—it was about movement, mentorship, and momentum.
As the applause settled and the night came to a close, one thing was clear: InDaHouseMedia’s Cinema Night is more than an event; it’s an institution in the making.
Cinema Night III was more than just a screening; it was a movement.























