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The filmmakers have been floored and flattered by the receptions they have received, says the festival director.

The Festival made its long-awaited return on April 21, inviting audiences back into the theaters with a program filled with unique stories and perspectives from around the world and the Bay Area.

The award-winning film by director and University of Michigan alum David Siev gets is Michigan premiere at the Freep Film Fest on April 28.

The 2022 Florida Film Festival category winners have been announced, and include "Path of the Panther," which took home the audience award for best Florida feature.

Press play on film alumni releases including DMZ, Swimming with Sharks, X, The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent and more.

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Brooklyn Film Festival, New York's longest running international-competitive film festival, has announced its 25th edition, Unthinkable. BFF, a Canadian Screen Award qualifying festival, received 2,694 films from 91 Countries for its 25th edition, and will program the selected film premieres into 35 two-hour program blocks.

David Siev's debut feature "Bad Axe" grapples with an Asian-American family's fight with racism amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Press play on film alumni releases including DMZ, Swimming with Sharks, X, The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent and more.

That want to show their stories, that can do drama, that can be the heart—throb, that can be the comedian, and we have amazing skills that we want to share with the rest of the world. all of my life, ive been fascinated with asl, with the deaf community and our acting skills. and so this is a good thing, this is a great thing, exposure to the hearing world. now its time for me to stick my neck out and try to predict which films and individuals will be taking home the top oscar prizes. best ada...