Stony Brook Film Festival Guide: July 25

The lineup Wednesday night at the Stony Brook Film Festival:

7:00 p.m.

Folkswagon (20 minutes)
A belated coming-of-age story: a young Israeli man chooses to room with an eccentric Holocaust survivor in New York City. Filmmaker Schachar Langlev will attend the screening.

Taped (81 minutes)
The U.S. premiere of a suspenseful Dutch thriller. A couple travels to Buenos Aires to rekindle romance, but inadvertently tape a corrupt police officer committing murder, and must try to escape alive. In Dutch with subtitles. Producer Alain de Levita, who also produced Time to Spare (screened on Tuesday), will attend the screening.

9:30 p.m.

Bordando la Frontera (27 minutes)
A father – willing to do almost anything he can to save his child's life – must make a difficult choice. In Spanish with subtitles.

Twiggy (82 minutes)
An independent, unconventional young woman discovers she is pregnant and chooses to give the baby up for adoption. In time, she begins to struggle with her long-held ambitions and new maternal emotions.

Useful Links

• Stony Brook Film Festival Online Box Office
• Directions to the Staller Center
• Full Film Festival Calendar