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With City Lights / Bridgeport Art Trail as its fiduciary partner, the Bridgeport Film Fest is making “philanthropy through film” a priority in Bridgeport, CT. This nonprofit initiative is dedicated to the discovery, championing and development of independent filmmakers and audiences.

Through various programming, the festival seeks to showcase, guide and inspire independent film and theatre artists from the Bridgeport community and beyond. Local audiences will be enriched by the films, workshops, panel discussions and other forms of artistic expression curated by the festival team and will ensure the promotion of Downtown Bridgeport to continue to thrive as a cultural artistic center.

The Chelsea Film Festival celebrates its 12th Annual Edition of championing the work of emerging risk-taking storytellers. This year's lineup includes features, shorts, docs, indie episodics and VR experiences from across the world, industry talks and in-person red carpet screenings. Be the first to discover tomorrow's A-list talent!

Join the Center for Biological Diversity for our fifth annual, free virtual Food Justice Film Festival (FJFF) featuring award-winning films and interviews with filmmakers, farmers and activists. Each year through the FJFF we work to present films on food justice, food systems, access, sovereignty, pesticides, diversity, inequity and much more. These are all interconnected pieces and are part of the larger environmental, racial and social justice movements. It’s necessary to give these issues the platform they need so we can keep these conversations at the forefront.We can only achieve a truly just, sustainable food system by drastically reducing meat consumption and production. The Center works with allies from health-advocacy, animal-protection and worker-justice organizations to redefine the concept of sustainable food to encompass practices that benefit people, other animals and the planet.