Event:	2023 Belmont World Film's 21st International Film Festival Share
Location:	Majestic 7 Theater 81 Arsenal Yards Blvd Tenant , Watertown, MA 02472
Date:	May 15th 2023, 5:45 pm - 7:45 pm
Staff:	Manager: Xianbin H
RSVP:	This event has already occurred

Event Description:

Belmont World Film’s International Film Series  features the world’s top international films. This year’s series offers both online and in person options with discussions led by film makers and expert speakers. 

What we'll be doing:

 Volunteers are needed to help set up the reception and then to help during the reception,  help in the serving line giving out plates and utensils, replenishing any trays and other tasks at this light reception at the direction of Ellen and Maria.    Volunteers will also be needed  to help clear the reception area, take tickets at the door, give out programs and take names for the mailing list.  

What you should know:

Volunteers should wear white tops and black bottoms. 

Where to Meet:

Inside the lobby of the theater.  Ask for BWF and then for Maria Carvalho or Ellen Gitelman and look for the One Brick Event Manager. 

Belmont World Film:

Belmont World Film is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes cross-cultural understanding through the universal language of film. In addition to showing award-winning feature films, documentaries, animation, and shorts from around the world, our screenings feature in-depth discussions led by filmmakers and experts, as well as cultural performances and ethnic cuisine.

Each year we work with local and international organizations to present a Family Festival in January, an international film series in the spring, and other special events throughout the year. Films come from countries from far away as Bhutan, Bolivia, Brazil, Iraq, Latvia, Mongolia and Uganda, and as close as Belgium, Bulgaria, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Romania, and the United Kingdom.

Since 2002, Belmont World Film’s Family Film Festival has been a must-attend event for families in the Greater Boston area with children ages 3-12, offering the opportunity to view some of the world’s most significant films for children as they were meant to be seen — on a big screen as a shared experience with others — as well as opening a window into the lives of children in other countries.