BIFF Offscreen: Silent Signals
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Video art on view sunrise to sunset October 5th - 9th in the building front of 499 Franklin Street.
Read moreVideo art on view sunrise to sunset October 5th - 9th in the building front of 499 Franklin Street.
Read more99-year old Irving Fields is the hardest working piano man in New York City.
Read moreCharlie Hardy takes on an his incumbent US senator, traveling from small town to small town in Wyoming in an old school bus.
Read moreThe inspiring and intimate story of Laura, a 12-year old who faces the extraordinary challenge of caring for her deaf parents.
Read moreA young, head-strong American pop psychologist (Harriete Madeley) takes a detour when visiting London.
Read moreA mother who’s chance encounter with a Marine suffering from PTSD leads to profound consequences.
Read moreWeinstein’s documentary explores personal and cultural relationships with the iconic mermaid archetype.
Read moreA psychologist (Richard Neil) engages a dangerous young woman with destructive superpowers in a tense, sci-fi morality tale.
Read moreMom (writer/director Marianna Palka) snaps into a vicious dog when prompted by her philandering husband (Jason Ritter).
Read moreLazar Ristovski stars as Illija, a train driver nearing retirement who saves a young boy.
Read moreA family friendly line-up of fun, animated shorts from around the region and around the world!
Read moreA family friendly lineup of fun, youth made shorts.
Explores the power of the moving image through a poetic lens focusing on devices like structure, rhythm, metaphor, mise-en-scène and more.
Read moreRoundtable guests discuss the growth of NY filmmaking communities, and the myriad opportunities for shooting your next film in WNY.
Read moreA gut-wrenching first person account of Sham, a fierce single mother of two, as she escapes the Syrian civil war.
Read moreBIFF alum Julie Sokolow returns to the festival with the award-winning, crowd pleasing story of Brooke Guian.
Read moreThe ill fated flight of a Cold War B-52 bomber loaded with two thermonuclear bombs that crashed 90 miles from Washington DC.
Read moreProvocative storytelling where the journey is more important than the destination.
Read moreMarie Curie as she struggles for recognition in the male-dominated science community of early 20th century France.
Read moreA discussion with filmmakers about their work and what it means to identify as a woman behind the lens in film and media industries today.
Read moreFounded 25 years ago in San Pedro Sula, infamous for its poverty and violence, Our Little Roses is the only girls’ orphanage in Honduras.
Read moreA cinematic platform for abstract expressions, poetic essays, and unique perspectives.
Read moreCourting lovers wandering Buffalo's city-scapes in a hypnotic state.
Read moreAgainst the wishes of his father, Alejandro Jodorowsky leaves home to pursue his dream of becoming a poet.
Read moreThe stories of the world, brought to Buffalo - with unique perspectives from France, Japan, Iran, Brazil, Ireland, and Taiwan.
Read morePoetical performances by Michael Basinski & Annette Daniels Taylor.
Read moreOn a remote island off the coast of Maine, Liv (director and co-writer Catherine Eaton) begins to speak after years of silence.
Read moreChadwick Boseman stars as Thurgood Marshall in Reginald Hudlin’s portrait of a career-making case for the young lawyer.
Read moreAn aging safecracker (Leon Russom) is released from prison only to be drawn back into to his calling in order to save his son.
Read moreIn the not too distant future a company accidently conceives of a test tube baby that never ages.
Read moreSean Durant recreates the journies of both amature genologist Gina and her ancestor William Grimes as he escapes to live as a freeman.
Read moreDirector Joe Sapienza II chronicles the history of nearly abandoned Centralia, PA (population 7).
Read moreAdam (Danny Pudi) plunges head first into a family trauma while spending time with friend Brandon’s (Neal Bledsoe) overbearing mother.
Read moreMoving story of three Toronto social workers who have survived life on the streets as their neighborhood undergoes a transition.
Read moreCelebrating “the other New York’s” diverse stories and storytellers from all over WNY – from Buffalo’s east side to the Seneca Nation.
Read moreA single mother (Kristina Kopf) living paycheck to paycheck is thrown into a crisis after losing her job.
Read morePicking up the pieces in the wake of a Balkan region civil war is the Wolves Motorcycle Club – a bike gang with a humanitarian mission.
Read morePlayfully tracing the life and times of Michalina Wislocka, famous sexologist and communist.
Read moreThe surreal tale of taxidermist Dr. Ahmad Kupal who finds himself locked in his compound at the turn of the year.
Read moreDon't miss this special musical performance by singer-songwriter Logan Staats!
Read moreA celebration of indigenous music - Inuk throat singer Tanya Tagaq, EDM outfit A Tribe Called Red and Cree electro-pop sensation IskWe!
Read moreTraveling from rural town to rural town, film loving-showman thread up film projectors bringing cinema to the most remote parts of India.
Read moreLove, doubt, suspicion, murder and gentrification collide in Matteo Vincenzo's comic ensemble drama from Italy.
Read moreThe black sheep of the family (Grayson Powell) returns home to care for his dementia-addled father (Paul Kandarian).
Read moreGino (Michael Trevino), a boxer coming of age in a rough and tumble section of Sunset Park finds himself in over his head.
Read moreLaurent Micheli directs a sexy, thrilling ensemble drama about love, lust and searching amongst thirty somethings in Brussels.
Read morePaul (Colin Morgan) travels to French countryside to uncover the secrets of his late father and encounters an eccentric reclusive musician.
Read moreA mentally ill women (Caitlyn Folley) struggles to suppress her violent impulses as she adapts to married life with her controlling husband.
Read moreWhen a hopeless romantic (Domhnall Gleeson) has an affair with a married woman, he’s forced to endure the wrath of her husband.
Read moreBIFF’s infamous Danger Zone is back for revenge with a new slate of short shockers, dark comedies and adults only animation!
Read moreA half-American, half-English metal band makes a faustian deal with the devil (played by Malcolm McDowell).
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