HBOMax announces More Than a Month campaign honoring Black History Month
✖ HBO Max announces the More Than A Month campaign which aims to amplify Black voices and stories for Black History Month and beyond. The platform put out a release today showcasing their offerings. In addition to all of the streaming content, HBO will also be hosting Twitter watch parties with talent and sampling some select titles as a part of a Free Episodes slate on the app. Black Voices will be giving fans a look at A Choice of Weapons: Gordon Parks.
South Side, the critically acclaimed comedy series will also get an episode playing free on the app. Fans who have enjoyed Lovecraft Country, A Black Lady Sketch Show, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Reunion and Michael Che's stand-up will all have something to watch. However, the classics will also be well represented with 42, Bessie, Malcom X, and more. February 3 will bring the HBO Max debuts of the 2021 finalists of HBO's Short Films Competition.
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