The Bushwick Film Festival (BFF) has officially announced the full program of screenings, panels, workshops, parties and networking opportunities for its 10th anniversary, taking place from October 12th through October 15th
Read MoreBFF is thrilled to announce the critically acclaimed and Oscar winning and nominated filmmakers that will comprise its jury. This year’s jury proves to be especially exciting, as it is comprised of distinguished filmmakers who have been making compelling films about the social and political climate of the country
Read MoreAfter receiving over 600 submissions, BFF looks forward to supporting and sharing the stories of emerging filmmakers and inspiring the audiences who view their films
Read MoreThe festivities will continue throughout the weekend with events ranging from feature screenings and short screenings to networking parties and panels
Read MoreAmong the top 500 box-office films, only one has been produced by a woman of color. Let that sink in for a minute. In an effort to make the faces, creative visions, and incredible work of diverse female filmmakers come to life, Kweighbaye Kotee founded the Bushwick Film Festival
Read MoreThe Bushwick Film festival wants to continue to consciously make room for young artists by providing affordable and discounted submission fees
Read MoreThe Bushwick Film Festival is gearing up for its tenth anniversary and has partnered with Guadalupe Inn in Bushwick to host a monthly short film screening series
Read MoreThe folks at BFF promise the flicks will be “quirky, sweet, humorous, and sometimes flat-out weird.” Bushwick only has one dine-in movie theater (we’re looking at you, Syndicate), so take advantage of this makeshift one
Read MoreIf you’re having hard time waiting until October for Bushwick Film Festival to arrive, this Tuesday head to Guadalupe Inn for a screening of quirky, sweet, humorous, and sometimes flat-out weird short films from the BFF archives
Read MoreRomas Zabarauska’ queer road movie You Can’t Escape Lithuania / Nuo Lietuvos nepabėgsi was awarded best narrative feature at the Bushwick Film Festiva
Read MoreBushwick Film Festival has showcased the work of over 300 filmmakers, most of them Brooklyn and New York-based, as well as international films from 30 countries
Read MoreThe Bushwick Film Festival, turns 10 this year. What started out as a small community event in Brooklyn New York, is now an established film festival.
Read MoreThis young and charming woman was Kweighbaye Kotee, a Liberian-born, New York City-raised entrepreneur, talk show host, writer, and filmmaker. Kotee came to the US with her family as a child, escaping the Liberian Civil War in the late 1980s.
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