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The theme for its 17th run is "Producing the Dream"
The theme for its 17th run is "Producing the Dream"
A Trinidadian street vendor must decide whether to save his estranged father; another documentary about the search for the reclusive creator of Bitcoin; a recently split couple having to pretend to still be together—these are just a few of the gripping dramas people can expect from the 17th Bushwick Film Festival, set to kick off next week in nearby Williamsburg.
Top image taken from Ian Harnarine’s “Doubles.”
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Nearly 100 independent films, series and podcasts screen across Brooklyn from October 7 to 11, in the festival's biggest lineup yet. Passes run $60 to $495, with appearances from Ice-T, Taylor Schilling and Alec Baldwin across the program.
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Anthony DiMieri’s ensemble rom-com follows a dozen couples through 24 hours in New York City.
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Wilfred La Salle left an 18-year NYC career to make films with no budget. His seventh, The Veteran,...
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