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Bellmore filmmaker Leslye Abbey, right, showed the film “Little Shop of Wonders” at last summer's Long Island International Film Expo. She directed “Little Shop of Wonders,” a documentary about a longtime Bedford Avenue store, the Rock and Lapidary Shop, with help from production artist Michael Kanarek, left. They are pictured here with Bellmore Movies co-owner Henry Stampfel last July.

L.I. International Film Fest comes to Bellmore

Local movie-goers looking for a different experience than your typical summer blockbuster need look no further than their own backyard. The Long Island International Film Expo, hosted by the Long Island Film/TV Foundation, will return to the Bellmore Movies this week. The 13th annual expo will kick off with a preview night on Thursday, July 8, and an informal wine and cheese reception on Friday, July 9, at 5 p.m. for all ticket holders. more

Deirdre Krasula | 7/6/10

Now playing...kidsfilmfest

The Brooklyn International Film Festival’s kidsfilmfest visits Long Island Children’s Museum on Saturday to premiere the film festival’s 2010 selections. more

Karen Bloom | 6/9/10

Photos courtesy Ceasar Galeano George Ennis greets his adoring fans at the film festival held at the Cabana.

Long Beach film festival of fun and fundraising

Someone with a camera phone secretly went around West End bars filming bartenders, patrons and dance scenes, the clips of which were part of an award-winning movie. It tied for … more

JOSEPH KELLARD | 5/20/10

Former South Side High School students David Colletta and Owen Jean-Aime starred in "A Tale of Two Schools: Race and Education on Long Island" that premiered last week at Hofstra University.

A sharp divide along racial lines

Last year, two Rockville Centre students became involved in a documentary being produced by the group ERASE Racism. The film was meant to show the disparity among schools on Long Island. more

Alex Costello | 5/12/10

Adam Lipsky, right, gets frisked by fake security guard Brendan Marron as he asks George Ennis, left, for an autograph at last year’s George Ennis Film Festival.

The third coming of film, fundraising and fun

Hollywood glitz and glamour Long Beach-style is coming to the West End with the return of the George Ennis Film Festival at the Cabana on West Beech Street on May 8. George Ennis, the … more

ARIELLA MONTI | 4/29/10

Oceanside student Oscar Romero poses with Humphrey Bogart.

Rolling out the red carpet

Oceanside High School hosted the district's second annual film festival April 8, screening over 40 student-made films ranging from comedies and commercials to music videos and documentaries. … more

Annmarie Fertoli | 4/13/10

Oceansiders Matt Lamourt, Dererk Sabety, Sean Monahan, Tim Kear, Colin Schloth and Lucas Schloth hammed it up last year for a photo op on the “red carpet” at Oceanside High School for the first annual student film festival. Students are currently gearing up for the second year of the film festival, which will take place on April 8 at Oceanside High School.

Oceanside High School showcases student films

Oceanside High School will roll out the red carpet on April 8 for its second annual student film festival. More than 40 short films created by elementary, middle and high school students will be … more

Annmarie Fertoli | 3/23/10

Faith on the red carpet at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival, where "Blue Valentine," a romantic drama in which she starred, premiered.

'Blue Valentine's' Faith Wladyka is Malverne's biggest little star

She's barely four feet tall, but 6-year-old Faith Wladyka is already a big star. The Malverne girl made her debut on the big screen earlier this year alongside … more

Lee Landor | 3/17/10

Film festival looks at differences

The Artists in Partnership presents the 2nd annual Social Cinema Festival, at the Long Beach Library from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1. The theme of this year’s festival is “Reel Fears: What’s So Scary … more

10/22/09

Film festival looks at differences

The Artists in Partnership presents the 2nd annual Social Cinema Festival, at the Long Beach Library from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1. The theme of this year’s festival is “Reel Fears: What’s So Scary About Differences.” more

10/15/09