Atlanta, GA, July 27, 2026 —

The Grammy-nominated Atlanta hip-hop group Goodie Mob has joined forces with local filmmaker Alex Woodruff to serve as executive producers on his new short film, titled “Thomasville.” The project aims to explore and highlight the rich Black legacy within the city of Atlanta.

“Thomasville” is described as a film that delves into the history and cultural significance of Black communities in Atlanta. The involvement of Goodie Mob, a group deeply rooted in the city’s cultural fabric, signals a significant collaboration aimed at amplifying local narratives.

Further details regarding the specific themes and narrative arc of “Thomasville” have not been extensively detailed, beyond its focus on Atlanta’s Black legacy. Alex Woodruff’s role as director and producer is central to the film’s development.

The film is scheduled for special screenings in Atlanta. These showings will take place at two notable locations: The Tara Theatre and Spelman College. Additional information about the dates and times for these screenings was not provided in the summary.

Goodie Mob, known for their influential music and strong ties to Atlanta, brings a significant platform to Woodruff’s cinematic vision. Their executive production role suggests a commitment to supporting artistic projects that resonate with the city’s heritage.

No further details regarding the production timeline, budget, or other cast and crew involved in “Thomasville” were made available. The focus remains on the partnership between Goodie Mob and Alex Woodruff, and the film’s thematic exploration of Black legacy in Atlanta.



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