Barrymore Film Center, nestled in Fort Lee, NJ, pays homage to the town's rich cinematic legacy as the pioneering hub of American film. Fort Lee holds the distinction of being the inaugural American film town, hosting renowned studios like Universal (1912), FOX (1915), and Solax (1912), the brainchild of the trailblazing woman in film, Alice Guy Blaché.
Visitors can immerse themselves in captivating exhibitions on Fort Lee's integral role in global cinema history at the BFC. The center's diverse programming features compelling film retrospectives, an annual silent film extravaganza, exclusive film festivals, esteemed industry guests, educational initiatives, screenings of cinematic gems, and platforms for budding filmmakers to shine. Proudly constructed by the Borough of Fort Lee, the BFC is lovingly managed by the "FRIENDS OF BARRYMORE FILM CENTER," a registered 501 c-3 non-profit organization with NJ Charity #CH4498600.
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