World Premiere of G.O.A.T. at Brooklyn Film Festival.
After four years of dedication, we’re thrilled to announce that our film G.O.A.T. had its world premiere in the International Competition of the Brooklyn Film Festival in New York City.
Screenplay co-writer Rozemarijn Elisa and director/co-writer Daan Bunnik attended the festival in person. The screening was a great success, followed by a beautiful Q&A with fellow filmmakers from around the world.
What made the experience truly special were the deep and heartfelt conversations we had with the audience after the screening — connecting through the film’s central theme: the taboo surrounding birth trauma, and how G.O.A.T. dares to break the silence around it.
We’re honored to have premiered at such a bold and international platform that celebrates creative freedom and emerging voices in cinema.
About the festival:
‘BFF is a 10-day International-competitive festival. BFF’s mission is to provide a forum to advance public interest in indie film; to support every year a new generation of filmmakers with a unique vision; to draw worldwide attention to Brooklyn as a center for cinema; and to promote artistic excellence and the creative freedom of artists without censure.
All selected films are eligible for several awards and even the smallest film can end up winning the very top award: the “Grand Chameleon” In addition to our film programs, BFF also hosts multiple filmmaker events and a variety of innovative opportunities to network and get involved.
Many of our award-winning films have been picked up for theatrical release; nationwide broadcast on PBS and HBO; and/or nominated/awarded by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA), the American Academy Awards, and the Canadian Screen Award for which BFF is also a proud qualifying festival. BFF has been selected for a large number of years by MovieMaker Magazine as one of the “50 Festivals Worth the Entry Fee”.’
