The winner of 2002's minority protagonist category is BLACK LACE by Patrick Brown. The female protagonist winner is THE QUILTED HEART by Gary Corbett Davis. Congratulations to the winners, and thanks to everyone for your commitment to creating quality screen roles for women and minorities.

Minority Semi Finalists

Black Lace by Patrick Brown
Culebra by Steven Santos
Seoul to America by Grace Rowe

Female Semi Finalists

Arsenal Street by Stewart Skelton
The Quilted Heart by Gary Corbett Davis
Violent Femmes by Beanie Barnes

Minority Quarter Finalists

Black Lace by Patrick Brown
Culebra by Steven Santos
Final Dignity by Lawrence Kelter
Immortalz by Jaxon Ronin
Looking for Lewis by Gary Michael Spahl
Mother’s Mary by David Alexander Canady
Neptune’s Kiss by Armando Youngblood
Seoul to America by Grace Rowe
Untitled #12 by Charles Burmeister
Valley of the Spirits by K. D. Clemmens and Warren R. Hull

Female Quarter Finalists

Arsenal Street by Stewart Skelton
Bride by Tara Lyn Modhadam
Careful What You Wish For by Gretchen Somerfeld
Dormant Accounts by Jay Natelle
Family Secret by Warren Robert Hull
It’s Only A Game by Bill Whalen
Joan of Quebec by Allen Edel
Lender of the Last Resort by Jonathan Kirshner
Love in a Warmer Clime by Andrew Arthur
The Most Hated Woman in America by Craige Cronin
Nympho Dog Girl by Robert D. Burns
Private Window by John F. Fantini
Stopover by Jean Hunter
The Changing of the Guard by Vince and Mary Izzo
The Quilted Heart by Gary Corbett Davis
The Sayings by William and Randi Scheurer
The Serpent in the Garden by Richard G. McKee, Jr.
Violent Femmes by Beanie Barnes
White Rose by George Ferris and Matt Roe