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Are You Heading to the Stony Brook Film Festival?

Annual event featuring a host of indie and international films lifts the curtain Thursday.

One of the region's marquee events kicks off on Thursday with the return of the Stony Brook Film Festival. But how many locals plan to attend the 10-day event?

Thursday features the , a film set in 1919 starring David Strathairn and directed by Terry Green. The show starts at 8 p.m. at the university's Staller Center for the Arts.

Opening night festivities continue with a reception starting at 10 p.m. featuring desserts and drinks.

The festival runs from July 19 to July 28, with most nights featuring two full-length and two short films.

So, let us know, are you heading to the festival?

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Kelly McCullough July 21, 2012 at 01:50 pm
I am going on Wednesday my friend gets passes every year and we go it is the highlight of my summer
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Tc June 18, 2013 at 04:59 pm
Justme.. Even if everyone voted no the raises were locked. By voting no programs would have beenRead More decimated more and more teachers given pink slips. The problem here is the BOE giving the union these contracts. It's time to STOP THE MADNESS!!
JJ Smith June 18, 2013 at 07:04 pm
And the candidate for the BOE ran unopposed. We have no to blame but ourselves.
justme June 19, 2013 at 06:52 am
Yes TC change is difficult but it has to start somewhere. What motivation does the BOE have toRead More change when we keep passing the budgets? Budgets have to fail, programs have to be cut before there will be any union negotiations. Many have to lose their jobs before they will allow their pay to be cut. Sounds harsh but it's reality. Our children will survive cuts, be educated and successful - even with less programs.