Catch a free triple feature with the theme of "Woman and Girls: Sports and Play" on March 27 at Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, 341 Delaware Ave., Buffalo.

Presented as part of the Humanities Institute/Distinguished Visiting Scholars Program Film Series, the films are “The Warrior Princess,” "Over the Wall" and “Ampe: Leap into the sky, Black girl!”

The screening of the first film will begin at 7 p.m.; a reception with complimentary food and a cash beer and wine bar benefiting Hallwalls will begin at 6 p.m.

A virtual Q&A with the filmmakers will immediately follow the final film.

“The Warrior Princess,” directed by Vianca Fuster, tells the story of a 12-year-old, multi-champion boxer confronted with notions of gender bias in the sport she loves most. Despite others questioning her place in the gym, she aims to be an example and empower young girls to follow her footsteps into the ring.

In "Over the Wall," directed by Krystal Tingle, Brehanna Daniels, NASCAR’s first Black woman tire changer, battles her way back from injuries to compete in the sport’s greatest race, the Daytona 500.

Ampe is a Ghanaian game that involves rhythmic and high-energy jumping, clapping and cheering. The film “Ampe: Leap into the sky, Black girl!,” set in the sister cities of Accra, Ghana, and Columbus, Ohio, is a love letter to Black girlhood across the African diaspora. The story is told through the lens of ampe and takes viewers on a journey of sisterhood, loyalty and nostalgia. The film is directed by Claudia Owusu and Ife Oluwamuyide.

For more information, visit the film series' website.