The Bronx River Anthology

By The Bronx Filmmakers Collective

Place: Bronx River House – 1490 Sheridan Boulevard. The Bronx, NY 10459
Date:  Thursday, July 16  •  7 PM – 9 PM
Price: $ FREE

The Bronx River Anthology is a collaborative project created by Bronx-based filmmakers, artists, musicians, and actors. It centers around the ecology, history, and community culture of the Bronx River. [1, 2, 3, 4]

The project commonly features a collection of short films and other multimedia works. Its content explores local stories, river conservation, and the deep connection between the South Bronx and the natural waterway. Notable recent aspects include:
Film Screenings: Produced by the Bronx Filmmakers Collective and the Bronx River Alliance, the anthology hosts premieres at local venues such as the Bronx River House in Starlight Park. [1, 2, 3]

Literary/Artistic Connections: The project frequently incorporates varying artistic media, celebrating the region’s cultural richness and community voices. [1, 2, 3]

If you are interested in attending a screening, learning about the featured directors (such as Josué Agustin Advincola or Josafat Concepcion), or want to know more about the Bronx River’s ecological restoration, let me know!

A collection of short films made by Bronx filmmakers centered on the Bronx River.

Join us to watch short films by:

Josué Agustin Advincola, Josafat Concepcion, Erzsébet Fodor, Manuel Gonzalez, Hannah Leshaw, Katarina Parks, and Harry Santiago.

Q&A with the filmmakers to follow!

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