ABOUT The North Film Festival - New York City (TNFF)

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IMDb qualifier’s The North Film Festival - New York City (TNFF) is an international film festival, dedicated to international and American shorts and features of all genres - with screenings online and an annual live screening and awards event in New York City, United States. The North Film Festival - New York City is partnered with the The North Film Festival Stockholm - Sweden Feb 21-23/2024 & LOVE & HOPE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL - BARCELONA (L'HIFF) (Sep 15 - 22, 2023 in Barcelona -* Spain) So We definitively have the skills to make one of the greatest film festival in New York City!

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IMPORTANT: The social Media will be share for both film festivals The North Film Festival Stockholm Sweden and The North Film Festival - New York City (TNFF)

Website for  The North Film Festival - New York City (TNFF):
www.thenorthfilmfestnyc.com

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OFFICIAL VENUE FOR SCREENINGS

Church of Scientology of Harlem: 
220 E 125th St New York, New York 10035 United States

Event Days: Nov 15 - 18/2023

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Each quarter, the submitted projects are judged by an enthusiastic team of film industry professionals and academics.

The quarterly winners will automatically qualify to be screened at the TNFF annual event in Stockholm, Sweden (February 21 - 23, 2024) - and also to be both considered and compete for the coveted Annual awards.

TNFF Welcomes you to the city that never sleeps New York - United States.

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New York is the most ethnically diverse, religiously varied, commercially driven, famously congested, and, in the eyes of many, the most attractive urban centre in the country. No other city has contributed more images to the collective consciousness of Americans: Wall Street means finance, Broadway is synonymous with theatre, Fifth Avenue is automatically paired with shopping, Madison Avenue means the advertising industry, Greenwich Village connotes bohemian lifestyles, Seventh Avenue signifies fashion, Tammany Hall defines machine politics, and Harlem evokes images of the Jazz Age, African American aspirations, and slums.

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