Are you looking for a unique opportunity to learn more about the craft of filmmaking? Then you won't want to miss the tenth annual Northeast Film Festival, which will feature a screening of Vince Parrillo's award-winning documentary about the most popular restaurants in Paterson and the American dream. The 52-minute film, which has been officially selected for the festival, will be screened at 2 p.m. and will include visits to many current ethnic restaurants in the city, such as Armenian, Colombian, Dominican, Italian, Jamaican, Lebanese, Mexican, Palestinian, Peruvian and Turkish establishments. One of these is Griselda's, a Peruvian restaurant located just outside the Little Lima area of the city. After the screening, attendees will have the chance to take part in a question and answer session with Parrillo himself.
They will also have the opportunity to meet other filmmakers from around the region and network with industry professionals. The gala will be held at William Paterson University in Paterson NJ. The event is an excellent opportunity for those interested in film to learn more about the craft and gain insight into how films are made. You can also watch all of the first, second and third place winners of the Passaic County Film Festival on the Passaic County Film Commission's YouTube channel.
