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Bushwick Film Fest Launches Its 13th Festival Virtually

Bushwick Film Festival presents five days of virtual movie screenings, events and panels to viewers around the world.

By Jackson Schroeder

Sept. 16, 2020 · 2 min read

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Bushwick Film Fest Launches Its 13th Festival Virtually

Bushwick Film Festival presents five days of virtual movie screenings, events and panels to viewers around the world.

Jackson Schroeder September 16, 2020Sep 16, 2020 · 2 min read

The Bushwick Film Festival is right around the corner. The 13th annual festival, which kicks off Oct. 21 and runs until Oct. 25, will be held entirely online this year.

Starting Oct. 21, festival attendees will log onto a secure streaming platform, similar to Hulu or Netflix, where festival films will be available…

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