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Buffalo Dreams Expands to 10 Days, Adds Family Film Festival

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Hot off a successful third season, Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival has opened for submissions for its fourth edition, which will be held in 2016. Last year, the multi-genre festival added a Comedy category, and this year it adds Drama. In addition, the festival will expand to ten days of programming and will launch and incorporate Buffalo Dreams Family Film Festival. The addition will not only include family films from around the world, but will spotlight Young Student Films by Western New York filmmakers under the age of 17.

“We had an excellent run in 2015, with attending filmmakers from Mexico, Australia, Canada and Texas,” says festival chair Chris Scioli. “We had two attending film distributors, and distribution offers are being made to six features which we screened, half of them from overseas. We expect this to lead to even more international submissions and attending filmmakers in 2016.”

In 2015, Buffalo Dreams screened 103 films over eight days: 23 features, seven short features, 70 shorts, and three music videos. Programming was divided evenly between its three divisions: North American, International, and Western New York.

“No other film festival in Western New York has spotlighted as many regional films as we did this year,” says co-chair Greg Lamberson. “We’re proud that we gave so many local artists the opportunity to screen their work on a large screen. The addition of Buffalo Dreams Family Film Festival not only allows us to increase our audience, it allows us to introduce younger local filmmakers to the film festival experience. We’re serious when we say we want this festival to contribute to the community.”

Buffalo Dreams showcases the best independent action, animation, comedy, drama, horror, science fiction and thriller films from around the world. Its 2013 edition will run from Friday, November 4th – Sunday, Nov. 13th. Feature length, short feature, short, and micro-short film submissions, as well as Original Un-Produced Screenplay submissions, can be made through FilmFreeway and Without a Box.

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Mitchell Wells

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