Inwood Film Festival

Inwood Art Works presents

The 7th Annual

INWOOD FILM FESTIVAL

May 23-26, 2024

Campbell Sports Center

218th Street and Broadway

New York, NY 10034

$15 Single Tickets (on sale April 4, 2024)

$50 Festival Pass (on sale now!)

$85 Benefit Ticket (Pre-sale on sale now!), $125 (day-of)

$125 Benefit Ticket & Festival Pass (On sale until Festival Passes sell out)

*Special discount for local students. Email info@inwoodartworks for promo code and attach proof of current valid ID.

IFF+ Online Festival: $3 Single Tickets / $20 Festival Pass (on sale May 1)

Thursday, May 23

Opening Night Benefit

Thursday, May 23 – 6:30-10:00pm

Special feature presentation of the acclaimed documentary The Boys of Kingsbridge, with post screening conversation with filmmaker Thom MacNamara, and his featured friends Brendan Carroll, Danny McNally, and Mike Hussey with Inwood Art Works’ Founder and Executive Producer, Aaron Simms.

Five friends from the same neighborhood in the NW Bronx grow up and go separate ways. Amazingly, four of them come to be at the same place at the time on that fateful day in September 2001.

Written, Produced and Directed by Thom MacNamara, the "5th unseen friend", The Boys of Kingsbridge is a compelling, gritty and honest story of survival, community, and what selfless people do in a time of crisis.

Plus, experience delicious food from Amores Café, unlimited wine and refreshing beer from Dyckman Beer Company, and delectable desserts in celebration of our incredible filmmaking community!

$85 pre-purchase. $125 day-of, and at the door, if space allows.

Friday, May 24

Seminar: SAG-AFTRA Contracts for the Indie Creator

Saturday, May 24 at 4:00pm - 45 minutes - Pay-what-you-will. Appropriate for beginners and professionals.

Learn the contracts available to you through SAG-AFTRA to empower you to make your film. Members of the SAG-AFTRA New York Local, including Actor/Writer/Producer, Sarah Seeds and Lief Larson (SAG AFTRA NY Board Member & TV Academy Member) offer their expertise in everything including contracts, budgeting, and creation. Q&A to follow.

Get to Eleven

Feature Exhibition – Friday, May 24 at 7:00pm - 60 minutes - Plus special post-screening conversation with filmmakers Padraic Lillis and David Quay.

Long Shorts: IFF Filmmaker Fund Shorts

<25 min. Shorts Exhibition – Friday, May 24 at 8:35pm - 77 minutes - post-screening filmmaker conversation and reception featuring Inwood Filmmaker Fund grantees immediately following.

Featuring Inwood Film Festival Filmmaker Fund Films: This is Jane. See Jane…, Alternate Side Parking, Condos, Nana, Puerto Rican Jew.

Saturday, May 25

Seminar: Budgeting, or Telling Story of your Film through Numbers

Saturday, May 25 at 12:05pm – Pay-what-you-will. Appropriate for beginners and professionals.

Before you make your movie, you need to make a budget! Do you know how to tell the story of your film through numbers? Join Founder and Executive Producer of Inwood Art Works, Aaron Simms, as he shares the essential financial considerations all filmmakers need to account for before they shoot their first frame.

Long Shorts: Dancing Beyond the Boundaries of Realty

Saturday, May 25 at 1:35pm - 45 minutes - Plus special post-screening filmmaker conversation immediately following.

Featuring: Resurrection, Opening Ceremony, The Gorgon Cycles, Stay With

Short Shorts

<5 min. Shorts Exhibition - Saturday, May 25 at 7:00pm – 46 minutes – post-screening filmmaker conversation immediately following.

Featuring: Check Please, Self Love, The Pillow Case, Hairpiece, Bald, The Late Set, Josh and Lyla go to Dinner, This is Inwood, Solitude, The Duplicate.

Long Shorts: Finding, Bonding, and Belonging

<25 min. Shorts Exhibition – Saturday, May 25 at 8:35pm - 67 minutes - post-screening filmmaker conversation immediately following.

Featuring: City of Dreamz, Fundamental Shapes, Un Bizcocho Para Mi, Suspicious Minds, Dummy

Sunday, May 26

Long Shorts: Uptown – Criminal Intent

<25 min. Shorts Exhibition – Sunday, May 26 at 1:35pm - 60 minutes - Plus special post-screening conversation with filmmakers.

Featuring: Honest Work, On Point, Mangu Aqui 2

Robin Hood (Student Film from Pied Piper Children’s Theater)

Feature Exhibition – Sunday, May 26 at 3:35pm - 60 minutes - Plus special post-screening conversation with filmmakers, Joe and Leslie Burby.

2024 Awards for Excellence in Filmmaking

Sunday, May 28 at 5:00pm – FREE, all are welcome!

Join us in the Theater following the final screening on Sunday, June 5 for the announcement of the Inwood Film Festival’s Awards for Excellence in Filmmaking!

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IFF+

Online only Festival Programming – On demand Sunday, May 26 through Sunday, June 16. Tickets on sale beginning May 1 at www.inwoodartworks.nyc

Inwood Art Works is thrilled to launch IFF+ as the online extension of the Inwood Film Festival. If there is one positive thing that we’ve learned from the Covid-19 pandemic, it is that our community exists beyond geographical boarders. Our goal for IFF+ is to provide an alternative digital platform that celebrates, showcases, and enhances accessibility to the films of our fantastic local artists. Our hope is that these online festival screenings attract large and enthusiastic new audiences for local independent filmmakers.

Friday, May 23 to Sunday, June 12, IFF+ Exclusive Online only Screening of One for the Ages.

Sunday, May 26 to Sunday, June 12 - IFF+ all Inwood Film Festival film programming available.

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FESTIVAL EVENTS

OFFICIAL SELECTION & PROGRAMMING ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY

Wednesday, April 3. Inwood Farm at 7pm.

Join us for the big reveal of the official selection announcement for our 7th Annual Inwood Film Festival! Be the first to know the 2024 Inwood Film Festival selections and programming! FREE with RSVP to info@inwoodartworks.nyc

RED CARPET COMMUNITY ROOM

Friday May 24 through Sunday, May 26, 2024

The Red-Carpet Community Room is a hip hub to connect filmmakers and audiences. It is for the exclusive use of all Inwood Film Festival ticketed patrons before and after each screening. Enjoy a glass of wine or a Dyckman Beer and come to connect with neighbors before the show, stay afterward to discuss the films, meet like-minded folk, and hob-nob with local movers n’ shakers.

COVID PROTOCOLS

In accordance with NY State Department of Health guidelines, proof of vaccine is not required for venue entry. Masks are not required but strongly encouraged for all attendees, especially while seated in the theater during screenings.

Inwood Art Works is following all lawfully required COVID-19 health and safety protocols including NY State Department of Health guidelines and will continue to update and revise our protocols to reflect the most current safety standards - so make sure to reference this page closer to your event.

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This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, and is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature.