2025 CIFF Summer Party
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Don’t miss our annual CIFF Summer Party at the Strand Theatre in Rockland on July 10! Join us for a special screening of Middletown by directors Jesse Moss & Amanda McBaine. In addition to the screening, the evening will include a live Q&A with Frank Isseks, a sneak peek of the 2025 film program, live music, and more. RSVP @ https://pointsnorthinstitute.org/summerparty/
Donors and Sponsors at the $500 level and above get tickets and an invitation to a private cocktail reception. Donate @ https://pointsnorthinstitute.org/support/annual-fund/
Individual tickets are just $35 and include a free drink! Purchase a ticket @ https://summerparty.eventive.org/schedule/middletown-68279a2ea7048b1f4253b2c3
Middletown tells the story of a group of teenagers in upstate New York who, guided by their unconventional high school teacher, Fred Isseks, created a student film in the early 1990s that exposed a shocking environmental conspiracy poisoning their town. Thirty years later, they revisit their project, confront the impact of their discovery, and reflect on how one educational experience shaped their lives. The film is both a riveting political exposé and a moving tribute to mentorship, curiosity, and civic courage. It's Erin Brockovich meets The Breakfast Club, with ‘90s teen fashion.
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Donors and Sponsors at the $500 level and above get tickets and an invitation to a private cocktail reception. Donate @ https://pointsnorthinstitute.org/support/annual-fund/
Individual tickets are just $35 and include a free drink! Purchase a ticket @ https://summerparty.eventive.org/schedule/middletown-68279a2ea7048b1f4253b2c3
Middletown tells the story of a group of teenagers in upstate New York who, guided by their unconventional high school teacher, Fred Isseks, created a student film in the early 1990s that exposed a shocking environmental conspiracy poisoning their town. Thirty years later, they revisit their project, confront the impact of their discovery, and reflect on how one educational experience shaped their lives. The film is both a riveting political exposé and a moving tribute to mentorship, curiosity, and civic courage. It's Erin Brockovich meets The Breakfast Club, with ‘90s teen fashion.
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