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SUBTROPIC FILM FESTIVAL TAKES OVER NORTON MUSEUM

The 2025 Subtropic Film Festival returns to West Palm Beach November 7–9, with screenings, art, and workshops at the Norton Museum of Art and Afflux Studios at G-Star School of the Arts.
Opening night at the Norton features the red-carpet premiere of The Python Hunt by Xander Robin, paired with artwork inspired by South Florida’s marshlands. Saturday highlights include Sasha Wortzel’s River of Grass, blending archival footage and dreamlike imagery to explore the region’s ecosystem. Programming continues at Afflux Studios with screenings, filmmaker talks, and workshops, including analog film processing with Kodak and Cine Video Tech.
The festival strengthens Palm Beach County’s role as a hub for independent filmmaking and cultural innovation.
Tickets are available at subtropic.org.
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