The Bronx Filmmakers Collective

Calling all filmmakers! Register at TBxF.org

The Bronx Filmmakers Collective (TBxF) Founded in 2012, The Bronx Filmmakers Collective (TBxF) is a community of filmmakers who live and work in the borough of The Bronx. We seek to contribute to the

BRONX FRAME is back for a third round!
Join TBxF for a night of radically independent cinema at the
Including “Luke and Emma and a Gas Station on Franklin Ave” a coming of age story by Levi Wilson


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BRONX FRAME is back for a third round!
Join TBxF for a night of radically independent cinema at the
Including PEST a playful 😈 take on modern dating in NYC by Muna Mushin

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BRONX FRAME is back for a third round!
Join TBxF for a night of radically independent cinema at the
Including FIND ME AT THE DINNER TABLE. Feeling disconnected from her family and their Caribbean cultural roots motivated Bronx filmmaker Samantha Alvarez to creatively use food and art to preserve their legacies and reconnect with her family. An experiment on culture, family, migration and matriarchy.

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BRONX FRAME is back for a third round!
Join TBxF for a night of rabid cinema at the

Including Milk Noir, a film by Matthew Gaetano & A.J. Fezza.
A surrealist neonoir that plays with irony and absurdity, and a lot of milk!

TBxF and invites you to a night of cinema you won’t forget!

Including the BRONX’s premiere of ’s TRIANGULAR DOOR.
Narrated by Guy Maddin, starring Adam Green of the Moldy Peaches, critics have compared this film to the New American Cinema of figures like Jack Smith and the Kuchar brothers.

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TBxF + Bronx Frame present a night of Rabid Cinema
Saturday 5/2 at 7pm (doors open at 6)
At the Andrew Freedman Home,
1125 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10452

Suggested donation $1

Join us for a night of rabid short films from the vibrant heart of New York City’s independent scene. We’re featuring powerful work from some of the strongest voices in underground cinema alongside refreshing new talents making their mark.

From gripping experiments to raw documentaries, this is a celebration of NY’s independent spirit—where established visionaries and emerging filmmakers share the screen.

Hey everyone…hope all is well with you!

Today is Giving Tuesday, and we’re reaching out to ask for your support. This is our first time making an appeal like this, but we’re doing it because we’re building an exciting 2026 full of programs for creators of all ages, including film production, screenwriting (English and Spanish), stop-motion animation, experimental filmmaking, screenings, project funding, and more.

We want to remove barriers so our community can focus on growing their skills and telling their stories. To do that, we need your help.

If you can, check out the link below and chip in. Also, share the campaign with your contacts and socials. Every contributor receives a tax receipt for donation. Let’s make 2026 an amazing year for indie filmmaking in the Bronx!

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Help Spread the Gift of Film with TBxF 🌟 Join us in Spreading the Gift of Film throughout The Bronx and beyond! 🌟At The Bronx Filmmakers Collective Inc. (TBxF), we believe meaningful change begins with people like you. Every act of kindness, whether it’s a donation, your time, or your encouragement, brings us closer to our missio...

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Crewing Up: Directing - A Bronx Frame Event, hosted by The Bronx Filmmakers (TBxF) and the Andrew Freedman Home.

We’re especially grateful to our incredible panelists: Danielle Alonzo, Eric L. Jimenez, and David Zayas Jr., all Bronx-based directors working across film, television, and theater. Their insights, generosity, and honesty made the conversation truly meaningful.

Together, we explored the value of collaboration, the drive needed for self-motivation, and the powerful reminder that it’s never too late to start your creative journey.

A huge thank-you to our audience of filmmakers, actors, directors, and those aspiring to enter the industry. Your presence, questions, and engagement are what make events like this so impactful.

We’re excited for more conversations, more opportunities, and more Bronx voices shaping the future of storytelling.

Last chance to register for our event on Sat. 11/22! Join us to learn how these directors got started in the business and get behind-the-scenes industry insight! http://bit.ly/4icfaip

The Bronx Filmmakers Collective (TBxF) Founded in 2012, The Bronx Filmmakers Collective (TBxF) is a community of filmmakers who live and work in the borough of The Bronx. We seek to contribute to the