Endless Poetry
Burchfield Penney Art Center
Against the wishes of his father, Alejandro Jodorowsky leaves home to pursue his dream of becoming a poet.
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BIFF SHORTS: GLOBAL
Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center
The stories of the world, brought to Buffalo - with unique perspectives from France, Japan, Iran, Brazil, Ireland, and Taiwan.
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BIFF Offscreen: Poiesis
Burchfield Penney Art Center
Poetical performances by Michael Basinski & Annette Daniels Taylor.
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The Sounding
Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center
On a remote island off the coast of Maine, Liv (director and co-writer Catherine Eaton) begins to speak after years of silence.
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Marshall
North Park Theatre
Chadwick Boseman stars as Thurgood Marshall in Reginald Hudlin’s portrait of a career-making case for the young lawyer.
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The Midnighters
Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center
An aging safecracker (Leon Russom) is released from prison only to be drawn back into to his calling in order to save his son.
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Infinity Baby (w/ Mismatch and Lighter)
North Park Theatre
In the not too distant future a company accidently conceives of a test tube baby that never ages.
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Gina’s Journey: The Search for William Grimes (w/ Spirit of Nina in Buffalo)
North Park Theatre
Sean Durant recreates the journies of both amature genologist Gina and her ancestor William Grimes as he escapes to live as a freeman.
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Centralia: Pennsylvania’s Lost Town (w/ Coddington Trail)
Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center
Director Joe Sapienza II chronicles the history of nearly abandoned Centralia, PA (population 7).
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After the Sun Fell
North Park Theatre
Adam (Danny Pudi) plunges head first into a family trauma while spending time with friend Brandon’s (Neal Bledsoe) overbearing mother.
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The Stairs (w/ Andy Woolfe’s Birthday)
Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center
Moving story of three Toronto social workers who have survived life on the streets as their neighborhood undergoes a transition.
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BIFF SHORTS: WNY STORIES
North Park Theatre
Celebrating “the other New York’s” diverse stories and storytellers from all over WNY – from Buffalo’s east side to the Seneca Nation.
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