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A woman misses her train and buys lunch in a café, in “The Lunch Date,” among the short films being screened in the touring showcase. When she returns to her table, a man is eating her salad.
Little films hit it big
Short films are having their moment. Some of the best will be screened on Friday, April 28, in Rockville Centre, when the latest edition of Asbury Shorts’ “Short Film Concert” makes its way to Long Island. more
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Edward Cress stars as the young Tom (Tennessee Williams) and Nicole Intravia as his sister Rose.
Inside Tennessee Williams' world
Claude Solnik's new play examines Tennessee Williams' relationship with his fragile sister Rose. more
Ed Asner, the subject of the documentary “My Friend Ed,” is being honored with the Long International Film Expo’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
The Long Island Internal Film Expo gets underway
It's red carpet time once again at the historic Bellmore Movies. more
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Photos courtesy Asbury Shorts Robert Clohessy appears in the zombie comedy “The Last Taxi Driver,” among the short films screened in the touring showcase.
'Little' films that aren't so little
Short films are all the rage these days. Some of the best will be screened next Friday, April 8, in Rockville Centre. more
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There will be restricted parking on Rockaway Avenue from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday to accommodate a CBS television shoot for the series “Elementary,” starring Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu.
CBS television series films in Valley Stream
A popular CBS television series will be filming in Valley Stream on Friday, Feb. 19. more
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Holocaust film returns to area theaters
“Walking With the Enemy,” a World War II drama that was released in 2014, about Hungarian heroics in the face of Germany’s attempted eradication of its Jewish population, is being re-released to local theaters, Dec. 4 through 17. more
Former North High School student Daniel Ennab, seated second from right, filmed a scene for his short film in the dry streambed behind the school last Saturday.
North H.S. grad shoots film scenes in F.S.
A student film crew set up a shoot in the dry streambed behind Valley Stream North High School last Saturday, the third and final day of filming for a short film written and co-directed by a graduate who chose the location based on his memories of the school. more
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A scene from “LaMotta: The Bronx Bull,” a film that chronicles boxing legend Jake LaMotta's rise as a world-class boxer and his struggles with life outside of the ring.
Bringing the spirit of Cannes to the South Shore
Roll out that red carpet: the Long Beach International Film Festival returns bigger and better than ever. more
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The charming nanny shares her adventures this weekend, and throughout August, on the Long Island Children's Museum stage.
Try 'A Spoonful of Sugar...'
The beloved nanny is back on stage at Long Island Children's Museum. more
The new, acclaimed 15-minute movie short, “The Bag,” recently premiered at the 18th annual Long Island Life International Film Expo at the Bellmore Theater. Honored for the film were its director and writer, Robert Synder, and editor, Philip Synder. Above were, from left, Bellmore Movie Theater owner Anne Stampfel, Town of Hempstead Councilwoman Erin King Sweeney, the Snyders, Nassau County Film Office Director Debra Markowitz and Bellmore Movie Theater owner Henry Stampfel.
For 18th year, L.I. Film Expo comes to Bellmore
The Bellmore Movies once again hosted the Long Island International Film Expo, which presented a wide array of movies, from horror to comedy and mystery, by a variety of filmmakers, some local and some international. For the 18th year, the expo gave filmmakers an intimate opportunity to share their work with industry executives and movie-goers alike. more
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