BeFilm - The Underground Film Festival

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The 10th Annual Be Film The Underground Film Festival - Apr 23-27, 2013 BTUFF,continuing its lauded reputation as "the underground film festival" by honoring extraordinary short films and drawing them the exposure and circulation they richly deserve. Recognized by MovieMaker Magazine as one of "25 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee" and praised for its "focus on forward-thinking artists," BE FILM has presented more than 1,000 short films from more than 30 countries across the globe and regularly takes full advantage of some of the best screening and social venues in New York City.
BE FILM welcomes terrific short-form works across all genres and creative forms, and it is proud to have been the first shorts festival in the world to introduce a "Stereoscopic 3D" category (since 2009) for filmmakers eager to stretch their craft into entirely new dimensions. Several of the festival's official selections have gone on to the highest levels of industry success and have nabbed Academy Awards, BAFTA awards, and Cesar Awards, as well as numerous additional honors.
The schedule of films is up on our web site:http://www.befilm.net/schedule.html The programs are ALL EXCELLENT. As usual every night we will present many different categories of short films some including, Narratives, Animations, Specs, Documentaries, Experimental, Musical Videos, and 3D Stereoscopic. Over 18 countries are in competition this year. The screening rooms have limited space so please book your tickets in advance!!! They are all $12 now and $15 at the door if there are any left. This is our 10th anniversary so each night, including the last one we will offer you complimentary drinks :) don't miss out on any of the fun, and buy a PASS for $50 you will have access to all the screenings and the parties. drinks.
http://www.befilm.net/venues.html



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