Week of Events
New York State International Film Festival – October 2
Join us October 2–3 at Steamer 10 Theatre for the 11th Annual New York State International Film Festival, a two-day celebration of independent filmmaking from around the world!
Doors open at 5:30 PM, with film screenings beginning at 6:00 PM each night. The festival will showcase a diverse selection of local, national, and international independent short films, bringing unique stories, creative voices, and talented filmmakers together for an exciting weekend of cinema.
We are proud to present the Brendan Fahy Bequette Fund Best Young Filmmaker Award, which includes a $500 cash prize to support and encourage the next generation of independent filmmakers.
Come experience two nights of great short films, meet filmmakers, participate in Q&A discussions, and celebrate independent cinema at the 11th Annual New York State International Film Festival!
New York State International Film Festival – October 3
Join us October 2–3 at Steamer 10 Theatre for the 11th Annual New York State International Film Festival, a two-day celebration of independent filmmaking from around the world!
Doors open at 5:30 PM, with film screenings beginning at 6:00 PM each night. The festival will showcase a diverse selection of local, national, and international independent short films, bringing unique stories, creative voices, and talented filmmakers together for an exciting weekend of cinema.
We are proud to present the Brendan Fahy Bequette Fund Best Young Filmmaker Award, which includes a $500 cash prize to support and encourage the next generation of independent filmmakers.
Come experience two nights of great short films, meet filmmakers, participate in Q&A discussions, and celebrate independent cinema at the 11th Annual New York State International Film Festival!
PHFS – The Haunting
The Haunting
(1963) Horror, B&W, 112 min.
Sunday, October 4 at 7pm
Admission free, $5 donation suggested
One of the creepiest haunted house movies ever made. Hill House seems to be alive and brings bad ends to everyone who enters it.
Claire Bloom, Julie Harris, dir. by Robert Wise
