“We sat down and said there’s no way we can do this. We have no theater, we have no money,” said Ingrid Dodd, a founder of the festival.
The Long Beach International Film Festival (LBIFF) celebrated its 4th Anniversary this past weekend, bringing a fresh line-up of exciting films from around the world including international stars in Film, TV and Music. Taking place September 24-27th primarily in Rockville Centre and the City of Long Beach. LBIFF screened over 80 Films in 4 Days on 4 Screens in 3 Venues.
Kathleen Rice attended the screening of "The Burden", the first documentary of its kind to tell the story of how fossil fuel dependence threatens national security. The movie screened at Long Beach Cinemas 4 at the 4th annual Long Beach International Film Festival. www.theburdenfilm.com/ |twitter.com/theburdenfilm
Jurors Include Award-Winning Filmmakers, Producers, Screenwriters, and Directors, a diverse and talented group of six individuals including award-winning filmmakers and screenwriters, directors, publicists, distributors, talent agents, and media pioneers.
The Long Beach International Film Festival (LBIFF) rears its head again as a South Shore staple Sept. 24-27. The annual festival allows Long Islanders to be a part of the major film scene without having to trek into Manhattan.
