Welcome to 2016. We have posted the schedule to social media and the website as you may know by now. We had to wait until the last minute to post! We contacted many of you individually during this time. We could not get to everybody. We started letting people know as early as last Monday […]
Thank you for the patience and all the feedback. We are working overtime and have just added a venue. We will let you know this evening where but it is in Center City Philadelphia close to University of the Art Levitt Theater. It has 155 seats and wonderful projection. Please note: All filmmakers need to
Hello, we are in the final moments of posting the schedule. Thank you for all the comments and insight. Like we say year after year, this is in some cases the best part of our film festival. We get to meet and discuss film like most people “never will” and we can’t be more proud.
Thank you for your patience. Yes, this is an incredible feat and we are working to the last second to begin confirmation. We will begin to do so this evening via email and into the next day.Watch our @PhilaIndie Twitter feed for updates and live questions. Yes, after many months the final selections are amongst
Submission update: March 2nd marks the last day of festival nine Late Submissions. Thank you! As you know, we chose to test the market and only take submissions via Filmfreeway.com this year. We have been working with withoutabox.com since our inception. We wanted to know if Filmfreeway was/is poaching from the WAN submissions. We also
A Directors premier from the streets of North East Philadelphia. First time director Pat Necerato has produced a true piece of cinematic propaganda that slices through tough narrative. Coming forward is a street preachers perspective of the national debate on women’s reproductive rights. Synopsis: A young, reserved, war veteran (Rusty Joiner as Jesse), moves to
What a great event and screenings! Congratulations on a wonderful screening session for the premiers of In the Dark (Director David Spaltro), A Place in Hell (Director David Boorboor) and Rubble Kings (Director Shan Nicholson). We want to thank the great #PHL crowd that made film in Philadelphia look great! We’ll be back next month with
