Queen Latifah going to Urbanworld

August 22, 2008 The fest, which focuses on mainstream cinema by and about people of color, will screen 85 films at the AMC Loews 34th Street Theaters. The narrative film lineup includes Brin Hill's "Ball Don't Lie"; Lance Hammer's "Ballast"; Daniel Williams' "Cigarettes for Breakfast"; Mark Harris' "I Used to Love Her"; Lindsey Christian's "Jazz in the Diamond District"; Robert Townsend's "Pantom Punch"; Mark Andrews "Seal Team"; Iris Huey's "Second Chance"; Kent Faulcon's "Sister's Keeper"; Leon Lozano's "Something Is Killing Tate"; Matt Krentz's "Streetballers"; Dennis Cooper's "The Heart Specialist"; Christopher Angel's "This Is Not a Test"; Jade Dixon's "Truth Hall"; Greg Takoudes' "Up With Me"; and James Spooner's "White Lies Black Sheep."

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