New York City Indie Film Festival

New York City Indie Film Festival NYC Indie Film Festival is here for our 18th year June 1 to 7, 2026. Join us celebrate

Since 2009 the festival is the place for every filmmaker and their fans to be in June. The festival is eager to embrace fresh ideas and storytellers from all around the world. The aim is to discover the Artist Filmmaker, showcasing them to the entertainment industry and the NYC public. All screenings take place in the historic center of NYC, Time Square, which is the perfect home for an event gear

ed toward creating incredible opportunities for independent voices. The NYC Indie Film Festival provides a showcase for the best in independent cinema, including short films, feature films, art videos and animated works.

It’s that time again!🎥🎬June 1-7
06/02/2026

It’s that time again!🎥🎬
June 1-7

Dark and Light battle for control of the world, each believing peace can only come through their own power. But true har...
05/31/2026

Dark and Light battle for control of the world, each believing peace can only come through their own power. But true harmony begins when opposites learn to co-exist.

🎬 Total Opposites
18th Annual Festival Week · June 1–7, 2026
📍 The Producers Club, NYC
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In Underdog, Javier moves through a vast city like a shadow—unseen, unheard, and searching for connection. Directed by M...
05/31/2026

In Underdog, Javier moves through a vast city like a shadow—unseen, unheard, and searching for connection. Directed by Madina Zhalgas, this minimalist portrait follows a young immigrant confronting loneliness, dignity, and the fragile hope of being truly seen.

Watch it at NYCIFF 2026 · June 1–7
The Producers Club, 358 W 44th St, NYC

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Velvet Vision – The Story of James Bidgood Movie Description:Velvet Vision is the story of photographer/director James B...
05/30/2026

Velvet Vision – The Story of James Bidgood

Movie Description:

Velvet Vision is the story of photographer/director James Bidgood whose 1960’s beefcake photographs were unlike any others. Depicting elaborate fantasy scenarios drenched in lush color they transcended the genre. His film Pink Narcissus was initially credited to ‘Anonymous’ on its 1971 release date shrouding it in mystery. Falsely attributed to Kenneth Anger and Andy Warhol, among others, it wasn’t until almost twenty years later that it was revealed to be Jim’s work.

Director: Bart Everly

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A stolen e-bike battery turns one exhausted programmer’s commute into an urban odyssey. Watch Workday, directed by Kevin...
05/30/2026

A stolen e-bike battery turns one exhausted programmer’s commute into an urban odyssey. Watch Workday, directed by Kevin Zheng, at NYCIFF 2026.

June 1–7 · The Producers Club, NYC

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After their son vanishes during a blackout, two parents find his computer filled with surreal AI-generated videos. You C...
05/30/2026

After their son vanishes during a blackout, two parents find his computer filled with surreal AI-generated videos. You Can Tell Me Anything is an intimate sci-fi ghost story about grief, love, and the mystery of knowing those closest to us.

Director: Salvatore Frisina

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Mathilde attends a weekend meetup to grow her creative business, but when the main event becomes a live-streamed scene, ...
05/30/2026

Mathilde attends a weekend meetup to grow her creative business, but when the main event becomes a live-streamed scene, she must decide how far she’s willing to go.

Watch Solo Female at NYCIFF 2026 · June 1–7 · The Producers Club, NYC

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Creativity isn’t always easy. In Xobrettahc, Trebora struggles to find the perfect idea for her animation story pitch.Wa...
05/30/2026

Creativity isn’t always easy. In Xobrettahc, Trebora struggles to find the perfect idea for her animation story pitch.

Watch this imaginative short at NYCIFF 2026 · June 1–7 · The Producers Club, NYC

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In Who’s the Host?, everyday technology becomes an unsettling question: are AI systems serving us, or are we feeding the...
05/30/2026

In Who’s the Host?, everyday technology becomes an unsettling question: are AI systems serving us, or are we feeding them?

Watch this thought-provoking film at NYCIFF 2026 · June 1–7 · The Producers Club, NYC

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