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Lake Placid Film Festival Offers Free Featured Filmmaker Series

February 20, 2021 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

lake placid film festivalLake Placid Film Festival is set to continue it’s Winter Featured Filmmaker Series with six films featuring drama, comedy, horror and animation.

Beginning Wednesday, February 24th at 7 pm, an award winning short film will be streamed online, followed by a live moderated discussions with the film’s director and one of the Festival Luminaries.

Upcoming films include:

Age of Bryce (Comedy) on February 24th, Rehak (Animation) on March 3rd, Fig (Horror) on March 10th, The King and the Pawn (Animation) on March 17th, Comedy Videos (Comedy) on March 24th, and Come Find Me (Drama) on March 31st.

Tickets for the series are free, donations will be accepted and will benefit the new Filmmaker Development Seminars hosted at the 2021 Lake Placid Festival, scheduled for October 20-24.

For more information or to register, visit the Lake Placid Film Festival website.

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