Big Apple Film Festival Unveils Exciting Film Lineup
BAFF Running Now Until May 15th at Look Dine-In Cinemas in New York City
New York, NY — The Big Apple Film Festival is running now until May 15th at Look Dine-In Cinemas (657 West 57th Street), right in the heart of Manhattan. This year’s festival features an exciting slate of screenings, showcasing a wide variety of independent films and fresh new voices.
The 2025 lineup presents a bold mix of compelling dramas, standout comedies, and thought-provoking stories. Official selections include: A Rare Grand Alignment — directed and written by Cinqué Lee, Executive Produced by Spike Lee, Taste the Revolution starring Mahershala Ali, Martyr of Gowanus — directed, written, and produced by Brian Meere, Roads of Fire — directed by Nathaniel Lezra, Down to the Felt — directed and written by Jon Osbeck, Thirsty — starring Kyra Sedgwick, Killing Mary Sue — featuring Sierra McCormick, Dermot Mulroney, and Jake Busey, Destiny — written, directed, and produced by Clarence Fuller, Voices Carry — directed by Ellyn Vander Wyden and Abby Brenker, A Comedy of Errors — featuring Siobhan Hogan Fallon, Andy Dick, Brian Ohalloran, Luke Null, and Judy Gold, Butterfly — directed and written by Andrew Dante Hillmedo, The Absolutely Amazing, Wonderful, Frightening, Threatening Edge of Tomorrow — Executive Produced by Barry Alexander Brown, Anton — directed, written, and produced by Alexis Karl.
The Big Apple Film Festival is dedicated to celebrating the art of filmmaking by offering a platform for talented filmmakers to showcase their work. It brings together film enthusiasts and industry professionals to support the diverse voices and stories that cinema brings to life. This year’s festival will feature NYC premiere screenings, along with engaging Q&A sessions, panel discussions, and networking events.
For more information, visit the festival website.
Originally published at http://behindtherabbitproductions.wordpress.com on May 13, 2025.
