Cinema

SouthSide Film Festival: June 10-14, 2025

SSFF is an annual, five-day event with film screenings and associated events happening throughout SouthSide Bethlehem. The volunteer-run fest features a diverse set of offerings from across the globe. The 21st Annual SouthSide Film Festival takes place June 10-14, 2025, with screenings and events at venues throughout Southside Bethlehem.

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