Buffalo Film: Top picks from the past week’s festival JURIED AWARDS + AUDIENCE AWARDS ANNOUNCED BEST WNY FEATURE – BARISTAS VS BILLIONAIRES BEST WNY FEATUREBARISTAS VS BILLIONAIRESDirected by Mark Mori BEST […]
Review Maisie Strader says that as someone who has lived in Upstate New York all her life, she never had to imagine what it truly feels like to be forcefully displaced or driven out of my own country. “The Act of Dreaming” shows her that.
“Stationed at Home,” featured tonight (Oct. 14) in the Buffalo International Film Festival, is the kind of movie that film festivals are made for. We spoke with writer/director Daniel Masciari and one of the producers, Eliza VanCort.
“The Space Between Attack and Decay” is one of the featured films in the Buffalo International Film Festival’s “Trips + Transformations” program on Sunday at Hallwalls. Buffalo Hive Editor Elmer Ploetz spoke with director Jessica Kourkounis.
Hair metal dreams are made of this … “Turn Up the Night” is the story of a midwestern boy trying to make it big in Los Angeles (with Buffalo standing in for LA). Mia Ciechalski has the review. The film screens tonight as part of the Buffalo International Film Festival.
Behind the familiar green apron and the sounds of espresso machines, “Baristas vs Billionaires” is a story about courage, community and the power of saying “no more,” says reviewer Ximena Ramirez Hernandez.
The Buffalo International
Film Festival starts with a soft opening Thursday night, then a hard opening with a gala and the world premiere screening of the “Baristas vs. Billionaires” documentary at the North Park Theatre. We spoke with BIFF Artistic Director John Fink about this year’s event.
This year’s edition of the Buffalo International Film Festival will pay tribute to actor Stephen McKinley Henderson, who will present his new film The Dutchman as well as an older one he personally selected, Everyday People (2004).
The Buffalo International Film Festival, which begins next week at venues around Buffalo, has announced its opening and closing night films “Baristas vs. Billionaires” and “The Panic.”
Sometimes love sucks, and so do vampires. So the “Love Bites” vampire double feature at Hallwalls on Friday, Valentine’s Day, just makes sense. It’s also a fundraiser for the Buffalo International Film Festival, which doesn’t suck at all.
