List of film festivals in New Jersey

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There are numerous film festivals in New Jersey . [1] [2] The municipalities of Asbury Park, Atlantic City, Newark, Princeton, Red Bank, and Teaneck each host a number of festivals throughout the year, as does Rutgers University in New Brunswick.

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Paramount Theater in Asbury Park has featured numerous film festivals

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Montclair Film Festival 2017

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Northeast Film Festival, Teaneck

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Princeton Garden Theatre hosts several festivals

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