Brooklyn International Film Fest Opens at Heights Cinema Friday

By on June 2, 2010 10:04 pm in Arts and Entertainment, Events

jsw_2010_angel1The thirteenth annual Brooklyn International Film Festival opens this Friday evening, June 4, with a screening at the Brooklyn Heights Cinema, Henry and Orange Streets, starting at 8:00 (you may choose between a double bill of Jesus 2000 (France) and Gabi on the Roof in July (U.S.), or Autopilot (U.S.) and The Welfare Worker (Switzerland)), followed by a party at the PowerHouse Arena, Main and Water Streets, DUMBO, beginning at 10:00.

The festival, which runs through Sunday, June 13, will present over 100 film premieres, both foreign and domestic, including sixteen new films made in Brooklyn. For schedules and to buy tickets, go here.

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  • Norman E-Mailer

    I was a screener for the festival, so can report it’s a particularly good line-up.

  • David on Middagh

    Do all the foreign features have English subtitles, even if the trailers don’t?

  • Norman E-Mailer

    yes.

  • David on Middagh

    Thanks; you can’t be too careful. Or, as the French say, “Merci.”