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HUMP! IS BACK IN 2024 WITH AN ALL NEW LINEUP OF FILIMS! HUMP! is a lovingly curated festival of short erotic films made by real people for real people. The filmmakers and stars show us hot and sexy, creative and kinky, ultimate turn-ons and craziest fantasies. Our program is a cornucopia of body types, shapes, ages, colors, sexualities, genders, kinks, and fetishes—all united by a shared spirit of sex-positivity. HUMP! will shock you. HUMP! will make you laugh. HUMP! will turn you on. HUMP! has been successfully disrupting the way America sees, makes, and shares porn since 2005. Come and get some!

The forces tearing apart our democracy have never been more frightening or powerful, but who is actually behind them? Bad Faith reveals how Christian Nationalist leaders have spread fear and anger for decades, distorting political issues into battles between good and evil, as they seek to upend the Constitution and impose their version of Biblical law on all Americans. Financed through the secretive Council for National Policy, the movement has succeeded in taking over the Republican Party, turning it into a powerful weapon to demolish democracy from within. Discover the origins of this organized grasp for power and the grassroots coalition of secular and interfaith leaders bravely confronting the unholy forces threatening our democracy.

Friday 2/9 - Q&A after 7pm showtime with Director Michael Litwak Saturday 2/10 - Q&A after 7pm showtime with Director Michael Litwak

Q&A with Director Nancy Svendsen Friday & Monday at 5PM and 7PM shows Saturday and Sunday at 1PM, 3PM, 5PM and 7PM shows

New York CineFest is the new sister festival to North Hollywood CineFest (NoHo CineFest), which was established in 2014 by Gustavo Sampaio and Natalia Sossa in North Hollywood, California. With the purpose of celebrating great independent cinema, the festival will bring together artists from all over the world to network, connect, interact, support, and, hopefully, one day, work together. The energy from NoHo CineFest is famously contagious and New York CineFest will have the same! We aim to promote all works and provide opportunities with a red carpet press event and an Oscars-style awards show. Don't miss it! Join us!

The Workers Unite Film Festival is a celebration of Global Labor Solidarity. The Festival aims to showcase student and professional films from the United States and around the world which publicize and highlight the struggles, successes and daily lives of all workers in their efforts to unite and organize for better living conditions and social justice. WUFF brings together activists, academics, and filmmakers of all ages and backgrounds for a celebration of social justice and the arts. Through dozens of documentary screenings, community forums, and interactive events across New York City, the festival provides working people with a platform to tell their stories while leading a movement for meaningful change. In recent years, we've incorporated theater production, live music, and poetry/spoken word nights. We are the largest worker solidarity themed film festival in the nation and the only one in NYC, with the full support of NYC Council Speaker Adrienne E. Adams, NYC Central Labor Council, National & New York State AFL-CIO, IBEW Local 3, PEF, 1199SEIU, The Puffin Foundation, The NY Labor History Association, UA Local 1 Plumbers, UFT, NYSNA, NY District Council of Carpenters, RWDSU, Workers United NY & NJ, and many more

"Talkback and Q&A with Honduran Co-Director, Laura Bermúdez, and Voces Latinas following the 7:00 pm on Friday, 8/11. English & Spanish Speakers welcome!"

Q&A every day after the 6:00pm show ONLY, with Director Areel Abu Bakar and Star Megat Sharizal.

Q&A with Director Julian Rubinstein and Terrance Roberts (subject) on Friday March 3rd and Q&A with Director Julian Rubinstein on March 4th.   Terrance Roberts is a former gang leader who appears to have escaped his past. Ten years from his days in prison, he is a prominent anti-gang activist whose community work made him the face of a high-profile redevelopment of Denver’s civil rights landmark, Holly Square. But, as the redevelopment is coming to fruition, Roberts shocks the city by shooting a young gang member—at his own peace rally. Journalist Julian Rubinstein, who grew up in Denver, moves back and begins looking into the case. He finds himself caught up in a world of informants, gang members, activists and developers uneasily coexisting in a rapidly gentrifying community.   Many of them are also covertly working together on a federally funded law enforcement operation. As the city’s gang violence spikes and Roberts heads to trial facing life in prison, dangerous truths about the neighborhood’s cycle of violence and what really happened on the day of the peace rally are revealed.