REVOLUTION ME FILM FESTIVAL
10TH ANNIVERSARY 2026
Celebrating independent filmmakers, bold stories, and the community that brings these stories together. Join us for our 10th anniversary celebration in Brooklyn.
NOVEMBER 6-8, 2026
TEN YEARS OF FILM
THE FESTIVAL
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Revolution Me Film Festival returns this November for its 10th anniversary, bringing filmmakers and audiences together three days of films, conversations, community, and celebration.
SEE YOU IN BROOKLYN.
Save the date for the Revolution Me Film Festival’s 10th anniversary celebration.
WHO WE ARE
Revolution Me Film Festival was established in 2016 by film director and producer Maria Palacio to nurture other emerging filmmakers in the field. The festival has grown successfully over the years showcasing diverse films by filmmakers from around the world. In 2020, Revolution Me Film Festival opened its festival to high school students, garnering 32 films from the USA, Spain, Indonesia and France in its first year. Now, over a handful number of H.S. films have screened at the festival.
Revolution Me Media Lab is a non-profit organization established in 2021 by Charulata Dyal offering media art programs in disciplines such as photography, screenwriting, and filmmaking. Our media lab sends professional teaching artists to students, allowing them to explore their creative expression in an established safe space. through partnerships and community organizing, RMML aims to make media arts education accessible to teens.
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Maria Palacio is a Brooklyn based film producer, creative, teacher & photographer. inspired through her own experience as an up-and-coming filmmaker she established revolution me film festival in 2016 to create a forum to nurture other emerging artists in the field.
She has produced over 10 films heavily focused on women and diverse stories. Maria’s latest film, Unlocked premiered at the Chelsea film festival in 2023 in NYC. It has screened at the 2024 People’s Film Festival in Harlem NY.
Maria is currently producing three short films this summer and working on her first directed/co-produced documentary, The Fighter in Us. her documentary series is one of 89 recipients of the 2022 nyc women’s fund.
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Charulata has taught media and art classes to kids and adults of all ages. Combining her teaching and media art backgrounds, she -partnered with Revolution Me Festivals and founded Revolution Me Media Lab. Her goal is to give young adults access to the creative world she had longed for as a teenager in East New York. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. at NYU in Teaching and Learning with a focus on art education taught in vulnerable communities.