ICP Entertainment Film Festival is a curated annual NYC festival founded in 2015 by founder and creative director Richard Oliver Jr. In the spirit of honoring independent filmmakers and their inestimable efforts in creating attention-grabbing films that are reflective of the world we live in, this festival honors their relentless work ethics and critically acclaims their films, and this year, they are willing to go even bigger with the 10th Annual Red Carpet Dinner Gala and Film Award Screening that will take place at the famed SAAR Indian Bistro, 41 West 51st Street, New York, NY 10019, on Friday, October 11, 2024, starting from 5 p.m. all the way to 10 p.m.
Attendees will be treated to a red carpet walk with photographers and media, an award ceremony film screening of 12 award-winning films, and 3-course dinner by celebrated chef Hemant Mathur.
Among the key categories to watch out for include “BEST COVID-19 Filmmaker Challenge,” BEST BLACK LIVES MATTER Filmmaker Challenge,” and “BEST CLIMATE CHANGE Filmmaker.”
For VIP tickets, check out the link https://filmfreeway.com/ICPEntFilmFestival/tickets and for group discounts, tickets can be purchased via icpentnyc@gmail.com
With the date already set, all that remains is for you to prepare yourself for an unforgettable night that promises to reward film excellence in the best possible way. It also wouldn’t hurt to walk on the red carpet under the shimmering flicks of cameras as the professional photographers try to capture the best possible angle. A person as important as you deserves a king/queen’s treatment, and that is exactly what this annual red carpet dinner gala promises.
For close to a decade now, the ICP Entertainment Film Festival has been providing an invaluable platform for independent filmmakers, honoring their work and rewarding their efforts. This year’s festival promises exactly that and so much more.
Mark the date, stay calm, and see you there on Friday, October 11, 2024. For more information, check out the ICP’s official website www.icpentertainment.org
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