Global Cinema Film Festival of Boston (GCFF) celebrates a decade of independent, grassroots filmmaking with Films That Make Us Care: a partnership with the West Newton Cinema Foundation of West Newton, MA. Jeffrey Ikahn discusses:
Films That Make Us Care
This year’s Global Cinema Film Festival of Boston (GCFF) has unveiled a unique theme for its 10th annual event: Films That Make Us Care. Featuring a variety of screenings made by indie, grassroots filmmakers from around the world, CFF: Films That Make Us Care will include short films, documentaries and much more. Each film will display a unique purpose, intention or thought made with a focus of care. Captivating in-person cinema screenings will take place at the West Newton Cinema Friday, May 16th — Sunday, May 18th, 2025.
Q&A Sessions
Like any good film festival, the Global Cinema Film Festival of Boston (GCFF) will present the audience with valuable Q&A Sessions with filmmakers and industry professionals. The idea of this component is to enrich the viewer’s overall experience and understanding of the films. A truly interactive experience, the Q&A Sessions foster a deeper connection between viewer and creator; opening up conversation about the human condition and the many experiences of life.
Jeffrey Ikahn’s Takeaways
Jeffrey Ikahn, grassroots American filmmaker and director, is energized by events like Global Cinema Festival of Boston (GCFF): Films That Make Us Care. Emotional and thought-provoking, this event will help explore the visual language of film, and inform viewers of sensitive stories. The award-winning independent films will be presented by film creators from around the world, including MA, New England and throughout North America.
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