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Stony Brook Film Festival - Time to Spare (Alle Tijd) – Accompanying Short Film: Ella

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Film Lovers, the Stony Brook Film Festival is here for the 17th year!  Enjoy all screenings which include features, documentaries and shorts.  Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

Feature Film: Time to Spare (Alle Tijd)
U.S. Premiere—The Netherlands—92 minutes
Written and directed by Job Gosschalk. With Paul de Leeuw, Karina Smulders, Lineke Reijxman and Christopher Parren. In Dutch with subtitles.  Produced by Alain de LeVita. Director of Photography: Han Wennik. From NL Film.

Short:  Ella
U.S. Premiere—Spain—19 minutes

A film by Juan Montes de Oca.

Images courtesy of Stony Brook Film Festival

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