Ficarrotta surpasses Section 1 scoring record
Before the sun rises over the Hudson and before most of Dobbs Ferry stirs for the day, Anthony Ficarrotta has
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A traumatized veteran struggles to resume civilian life with his wife and daughter in the film “Entropy,” directed by Irvington resident Bill Beydoun, who also stars as the lead character.
The 14-minute short, which features actors Meghan and Caia Covington of Ardsley and a score by Dobbs Ferry composer Jon Hatch, premieres at the Chelsea Film Festival in Manhattan next Saturday, Oct. 18.
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