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Pictured Above: The lobby of the Acme Screening Room
ACME Screening: Lambertville Halloween Film Festival Submissions Open
NEWSROOM POST: LAMBERTVILLE, NJ
Lambertville, NJ – The Acme Screening Room is happy to announce the second annual Lambertville Halloween Film Festival is officially set for October 27-29, 2023. We look forward to welcoming everyone back to showcase the incredible talents from some of today’s best Halloween themed filmmakers; think spooky thrillers, paranormal activities, and horror. As arts venues and communities around the region continue their triumphant return, we too are thrilled to be back for year two of our festival and to be part of Lambertville’s history as “Halloweenville.” To grow on that history, we will have daytime activities for all ages celebrating the Halloween season. Ghoul making, ghost tours, and a Monster Bash Costume party are just some of the fun.
Pictured Above: The 2nd Annual Lambertville Halloween Film Festival returns from October 27th-29th, 2023!
Film submissions are open until August 16 on FilmFreeway.com. A panel of star judges will be awarding the spookiest, scariest, and all-around creepiest films with the coveted Golden Pumpkin Award as well as the title of Best Picture. An audience selection for Best Picture and Best Short will also be announced. Hunterdon Teen Arts Festival is also sponsoring a teen category with awards and screenings to be held on Sunday October 29. Discounted weekend packages are now available for all films and special events. For more information and updates check the website at www.acmescreeningroom.org/lhff
About the ACME Screening Room
ACME Screening Room is a nonprofit weekend theater that presents classic, independent, and documentary films to educate and inspire. Housed in a former supermarket in Lambertville, NJ, ACME is a space where audiences come together to discuss contemporary ideas presented through the world of film. As a cultural resource for the community, we invite participation through guest speakers and discussions; partnerships with local businesses and organizations; supporting new projects by artists and filmmakers; and screening films that reflect the diversity of our audience.
