The organizers of last summer’s five-day Indie Street Film Festival in Red Bank, promoted above on a mural at Monmouth Street and Maple Avenue, plan to return next July, and are accepting film submissions, they announced Monday.
Entries in seven categories, including shorts and features from New Jersey, may be submitted via Withoutabox or FilmFreeway.
The festival is scheduled for July 26 to 30 at multiple screening venues. (Photo by John T. Ward. Click to enlarge.)
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