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Mott Haven Film Festival Puts the True Richness and Diversity of The Bronx on the Big Screen

Mott Haven Film Festival (Volodymyr Melnyk/Dreamstime)
Mott Haven Film Festival (Volodymyr Melnyk/Dreamstime)

The Mott Haven Film Festival 2024 amplifies film voices in Mott Haven, The Bronx. The old South Bronx is a cultural forge of creativity. The Bronx is Beautiful!

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Mott Haven Film Festival 2024

The Mott Haven Film Festival 2024 Screenings are at Bronxlandia in Hunts Point, The Bronx; on Saturday, October 5, 2024, from 1-4pm. $18 per screening session. @bronxlandia

1pm Screening:

  • “Bronx River” by Richard Troche

4pm Screening:

  • “Pep Talk” by Nero Dawn
  • “A Love Letter to The Bronx” by Devin Bienvenido
  • “Endless” by Lucy Bent
  • “Papi” by Ashley L. Canfield

7pm Screening:

  • “The Republican” by Jon Navarro
  • “Last House on the Block” by Jason Labuda
  • “The Brother-in-law” by Elroy Martinez Jr.
  • “Joey” by Jerry Landi

The Mott Haven Film Festival 2024 Awards Ceremony is at Bronx Brewery in Mott Haven, The Bronx; on Sunday, October 6, 2024, from 2-5pm. $13. @thebronxbrewery

Congratulations to all the filmmakers and actors. Thank you for showing the beauty of living in The Bronx in all its dimensions. Life passes one frame at a time. Don’t let your film stop. You are our future and we can’t wait to see what you do next!

Information

Facebook @Motthavenfilmfestival
Instagram @motthavenfilmfestival

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Published October 3, 2024 ~ Updated October 3, 2024.

Filed Under: Bronx, FILM, Hunts Point, Mott Haven, NYC Film Festivals, October

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