The Palm Beach Film Society celebrates 10 years of hilarious, 4-minute remakes of Hollywood hits filmed by complete amateurs. The “bad movies by good people” cult film festival features a “Best of the Fest” look back at some of the best (worst) films from the past decade. “Twister” using rolled up paper towels, “Rambo” with NERF guns, “Ghost” with life-sized LEGO’s, “Titanic” in a swimming pool – these films are so bad, they’re great. The audience votes on the best of these bad films. Tickets are $10 per person and may be purchased at the Lake Worth Playhouse Box Office or online at lakeworthplayhouse.org.

In its twelfth year, the L-Dub Film Festival at the Lake Worth Playhouse features diverse global cinema works. Regardless of experience or age, all filmmakers can submit movies in various genres. Selected films have competed at prestigious events like the Oscars and Cannes. Unique perspectives, powerful stories, and creative elements are welcomed for screening and competition at the historic 100-year-old theater before ardent film enthusiasts.

SARGE is a powerhouse entertainer whose comedy, music, and inspiring life story captivate audiences of all ages. Born to a Jewish mother and Black father during the Civil Rights Movement, he faced identity challenges, addiction, and homelessness. On December 26, 1990, he chose sobriety and has since become a beacon of hope for others struggling with addiction. Known for his rapid-fire humor, piano skills, and dead-on impressions, SARGE has performed alongside icons like Aretha Franklin and Wayne Newton. A motivational speaker, he even pioneered “Comedy Therapy” for addiction recovery. SARGE’s story and talent leave audiences inspired and entertained.