All Roads Lead to Queens

Far and wide, Queens is the place where great films and stories come alive

July 11, 2025
6-9 PM

Court Square Theater
44-02 23rd St, Long Island City

Good Friday

Niño, a former child of the streets, is recently diagnosed with leukemia and committed to turning a new leaf. After his mother catches him leaving for Church in his beater sneakers, she begs him to buy a decent pair for Easter mass by the end of the day. With only $20 to his name, Niño enlists an old friend to help him get the remaining funds through shady means.

A poster for the movie "Good Friday" featuring two characters, a woman and a man, with a red background and an urban scene with houses and a parking lot. The title "Good Friday" is written in white and red, and there is a tagline about Jesus and Judas.

The Old Ballgame: The QBH Story

I grew up a sports-crazed kid in a sports-crazed family, so I couldn’t wait to sign up for baseball, like my older brother before me. Our local little league in Flushing, NY was run by an organization called the Queensboro Hill Athletic Association, or QBH, for short. My memories of that time in my life are many and magical.

This is the story of QBH.

A nostalgic scene at a baseball field viewed through a chain-link fence, with players and coaches preparing for a game in the early evening. The text overlays read: "The Old Ballgame" and "The QBH Story."

Free Tea Bed

Tashi and Sonam are late on rent! To make money, they get lured into spying for a super-secret organization by infiltrating a Tibetan speakeasy party in Queens—where personal data dictates life, death, and, most importantly, rent money.

Movie promotional poster with two men in suits arguing on stage, background features red curtain and stage lights. Title: 'FREE TEA BED', actors' names RINZIN NGODUP and TENZIN YESHI, and text indicating it's a film by Tenzin Yeshi.