28th annual Stony Brook Film Festival kicks off Thursday
The event at the Staller Center for The Arts will start with the opening feature “Sea of Time."
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Jul 17, 2023, 5:08 PM
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7h agoThe 28th annual Stony Brook Film Festival is set to begin on Thursday.
The event at the Staller Center for The Arts will start with the opening feature “Sea of Time."
All features are paired with a short film. Most films will also include an in-person question-and-answer segment with the filmmakers.
The festival is scheduled to go on until July 29.
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