NYC Indie Theatre Film Festival (NYCITFF) announces full film lineup for 2024 edition
New York City, New York (Release): The NYC Indie Theatre Film Festival (NYCITFF) has announced the full film lineup for their 2024 film festival at the Jeffrey and Paula Gural Theatre at the A.R.T./New York Theatres (502 West 53rd Street). The festival, led by Executive Director and Programmer Marc Weitz and Producer and Programmer Allyson Morgan, is now in its 8th year.
NYCITFF highlights work from independent theatre artists that are defying labels and branching out into digital media and film. Feature-length films, short films, filmmaker Q&As and panels with industry professionals will be presented.
Six new feature films will be showcased: 'Arrow of Time', 'The Karmazovs', 'The Martin Decker Show', 'Nice People', 'Ramona at Midlife' and 'Wake'. In addition, 28 short films (over half directed by women and non-binary creators) will be presented across four programs.
See relationships challenged in 'Drawn Together, Torn Apart'; lean into overwhelming compulsions in 'Vices'; experience experimental and nostalgic storytelling in 'Reflections'; and for the first time, explore the horror and genre films in 'Shorts After Dark'. Notable filmmakers include Brooke Berman, Don Castro, Matthew Modine, Daniel Rashid, and Ryan Spahn. Actors spotlighted include Catherine Curtin, Rosemary DeWitt, Santino Fontana, Gilbert Gottfried, Alysia Reiner, Josh Radnor and Sarah Stiles.
Morgan said, “We’re so thrilled to gather again to present unique, challenging, vulnerable films from debut filmmakers that you won’t see anywhere else! I’m proud of our mission to continue uplifting emerging voices and presenting the showcase we’ve created for our artists. We continue to grow our community, and I can’t wait to share this year’s lineup to an audience in our new home at the Gural, which is a perfect fit.”
Weitz added, “You’ve seen many of the artists in this year’s festival on stages around the city and country. Now you get to see the films they’ve been creating, often wearing very different artistic hats. I’m just so impressed by these storytellers working in multiple spaces.”
The NYCITFF runs February 15 to 18. All-Festival passes are $50, which provide access to all panels, films and events. Individual tickets are $15. Purchase passes and tickets here.
