NJ Film Festival lineup includes
Some of the films having their area debuts, as described by festival organizers, are:
Amy Lee Ketchum’s animated film First Light
Taylor Olson’s environmental feature film from Nova Scotia Bone Cage an examination of the parallels between the ideals of masculinity that children are taught who become men, and how this goes hand in hand with the destruction of our earth
Marquise Mays’s documentary The Heartland, which focuses on the joys and trials of growing up Black in the Midwest
Matteo Moretti’s short documentary Just Being Here, about a man who finds solace and wonder in the nature of his backyard and comfort in the company of special friends
NJ International Film Festival returns for 2021 in June
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2021 New Jersey International Film Festival To Take Place Online June 4-13
(NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ) The Rutgers Film Co-op/New Jersey Media Arts Center, in association with the Rutgers University Program in Cinema Studies, presents the
2021 New Jersey International Film Festival from June 4 - 13, 2021. The festival, which celebrates its 26th anniversary, showcases new international films, American independent features, experimental and short subjects, classic revivals, and cutting-edge documentaries. Screenings will take place virtually on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Staying true to the festival experience, they will have interviews and Q&A sessions online with film directors, producers, and actors.
Over 20 films will have their New Jersey or Area Premiere (Middlesex County) screenings as part of the New Jersey Film Festival. Some highlights include Taylor Olson’s