New York, NY (01/06/2025): Original artwork by Haitian New Yorker Kervin Brisseaux has been selected to represent Winter Film Festival’s 2025 International Film Festival.
New York City’s 13th Annual Winter Film Festival (WFF) runs February 19-23 2025, and showcases creative fresh voices from emerging filmmakers worldwide in all genres and lengths – feature length and short, narrative fiction, documentary, animation, horror, web series and music videos. WFF’s mission is to promote diversity, bridge the opportunity divide and provide a platform for underrepresented artists and a variety of genres, viewpoints and approaches; only by seeing others’ stories can we understand each other and only via an open door can the underrepresented artist enter the room.
The 87 Official Selections are a diverse mixture of animated films, documentaries, dramas, comedies, horror films, music videos, and web series of all lengths, including 16 student films and 26 first-time filmmakers. Filmmakers come from 20 countries; half of the films were created by women, half created by or about people of color. Details are available at WinterFilmFest.org
About Kervin Brisseaux
Kervin Brisseaux is an artist and creative director with 15+ years of experience working with clients across a variety of industries. He previously worked as a design director at world-renowned agency Vault49, developing creative solutions for some of the world’s biggest brands. His illustration style incorporates influences from fashion, music, anime and other facets of pop culture. Kervin is a proud Haitian-American whose design background is rooted in eight years of architectural study.
Visit https://www.brisseaux.com and https://www.instagram.com/brisseaux for more information about Kervin and his work.
About Winter Film Festival
New York City’s 13th Annual Winter Film Festival runs February 19-23 2025 includes 87 outstanding films, a diverse mixture of animated films, documentaries, comedies, romances, dramas, horror films, music videos and web series of all lengths. Our five-day event is jam-packed with screenings and Q&A sessions at NYC’s LOOK Cinemas, six Education sessions/workshops and a variety of filmmaker networking events all coming to a glittering close on February 25 with our red-carpet gala Awards Ceremony.
Winter Film Festival is dedicated to showcasing the amazing diversity of voices in indie film and our 2025 lineup is half made by women and half by people of color. Filmmakers come from 20 countries and 30% of our films were made in the New York City area. 15 films were made by students and 26 are works from first-time filmmakers.
Winter Film Festival programs are supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
Visit https://winterfilmfest.org/wff2025/ for more information.
