The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival (AoBFF), now in its 15th year, will take place from June 1-13, showcasing 55 films from both local and international filmmakers. Highlights include the world premiere of 'Drink and Be Merry,' which captures the struggles of a bartender in a dive bar before Christmas. Other notable films include Richard Tucci's mockumentary 'Unfriendly Fire' exploring social issues. The festival also features emerging Brooklyn voices through short films and encourages an eclectic mix of genres, with in-person screenings and encore streaming available nationwide.
This year's festival features stars such as Beverly D'Angelo, Keith David, Kathryn Erbe, Eric Roberts and Jefferson White, marking its 15th anniversary.
The world premiere of Drink and Be Merry opens the festival, focusing on a bartender navigating life in a struggling New York dive bar.
The Locally Sourced short film block spotlights emerging filmmakers from Brooklyn, featuring works like Born to Lose and Don't Pick Up.
AoBFF will present thematic blocks of short films ranging from quirky comedies to experimental cinema, showcasing diverse cinematic voices.
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