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The Sundance Film Festival takes place annually in Park City, Utah. This festival is the largest independent cinema festival in the U.S. and is the premier showcase for new work from American and international independent filmmakers. The festival comprises competitive sections for American and international dramatic and documentary films, and a group of non-competitive showcase sections, including the Sundance Online Film Festival. For more information on how to submit to the 2013 festival click here.
Find out more »The Slamdance Film Festival is the preeminent festival whose sole mission is to nurture, support and showcase truly independent works. Slamdance has established a unique reputation for premiering new films by first-time writers and directors working within the creative confines of limited budgets. Slamdance’s goal is to strengthen its year-round efforts in support of these artists and to leverage its name and reputation for the further development of other Slamdance media components. As a year-round organization, Slamdance serves as a…
Find out more »The Spokane International Film Festival is a small, selective festival of world-class films. They are chosen from the very best features, documentaries and shorts that have been made around the world during the past two years but have not yet been commercially released for wide distribution. In fact they are the same films as those seen each year at the Cannes, New York or Toronto film festivals, and their programmers travel widely to screen and select them. A major attraction…
Find out more »The Boulder International Film Festival is sponsored by the Colorado Film Society and held annually on President's Day Weekend in Boulder, Colorado, USA, and has developed a reputation as one of the most influential young film festivals in the U.S., with an extraordinary number of new-but-unknown feature films, documentaries and shorts that have gone on from early screenings at BIFF to significant box-office success and multiple Oscar nominations.The Festival has been proud to host and celebrate some of independent film’s…
Find out more »The Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, the premier venue for nonfiction film in the American West. The festival screens over 100 films, including world and U.S. premieres, classics, rare and experimental works on Montana's largest screen at the historic Wilma Theater in downtown Missoula, Montana. In addition to ten days of screenings, the event will feature many public and VIP events including panel discussions, galas, receptions and networking round-tables. The competitive event is open to non-fiction films and videos of…
Find out more »The True/False Film Fest highlights innovative work with a cinematic scope, creative takes on contemporary currents, and most of all work that provokes dialogue about its subject and the documentary form itself. For four days, downtown Columbia, Missouri is transformed into a small-town Midwestern shangri-la of nonfiction film. From parties and panels to nonstop screenings and special events, an electric atmosphere is maintained throughout. Some highlights from the past year include Lixin Fan's LAST TRAIN HOME playing to a capacity…
Find out more »The 2010 International Family Film Festival takes place at the Raleigh Studios in Hollywood, California. There are 67 Premieres, 19 International films, 20 Student Films from professional Film Schools and over 16 Finalist screenplays from the US, Canada, Turkey and China being presented in the Screenwriter’s Showcase. In 2011, in keeping with its’ mission to exhibit films made from around the world, the IFFF proudly presents a select block of Chinese films appropriate for children and general audience viewing. For…
Find out more »The annual Fly Fishing Film Festival is held each year in Great Falls, MT. The Great Falls Fly-fishing Film Festival aims to promote the continuation of fly-fishing film production by encouraging audience members to purchase films seen at the festival. The film festival is managed by the Missouri River Fly Fishers (MRF), a non-profit fly-fishing organization focused on conservation and education. The MRF supports the efforts of Trout Unlimited and the Federation of Fly-fishers and raises money to protect the…
Find out more »The Cinequest Film Festival is the first major annual independent film festival held after the Academy Awards. Located in San Jose, California, Cinequest has grown to be one of the largest and most influential film festivals featuring new film makers. Cinequest, a nonprofit 501(c)3 institute, produces the Cinequest Film Festival, Cinequest Distribution Label, and Cinequest Mentoring & Education Programs. Cinequest serves Maverick film artists, movie lovers and students. Founded by Silicon Valley innovators, business leaders and filmmakers, Cinequest’s history is…
Find out more »South by Southwest (SXSW) is a set of interactive, film, and music festivals and conferences that take place every spring in Austin, Texas. Each component of the festival runs independently. The Music & Media Conference showcases more than 1,800 musical acts of all genres from around the globe. The Film Conference & Festival explores all aspects of the art and business of independent filmmaking. The Interactive Festival has become a breeding ground for new ideas and creative technologies. Visit http://sxsw.com…
Find out more »During the Crossroads Film Festival each year entries from Mississippi and around the world compete to win cash and prizes in our categories: Youth, Student, Documentary, Short Documentary, Feature, Music Video, Experimental, Short and Animation. Over 70 films, which range from two minutes to two hours, will be shown. The festival provides more than just films to watch. Film fans have the opportunity to meet many of the filmmakers and discuss the filmmaking process as well as take part in…
Find out more »Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff founded the Tribeca Film Festival in 2001 following the attacks on the World Trade Center to spur the economic and cultural revitalization of lower Manhattan through an annual celebration of film, music and culture. The Festival’s mission is to help filmmakers reach the broadest possible audience, enable the international film community and general public to experience the power of cinema and promote New York City as a major filmmaking center. Visit http://www.tribecafilm.com/…
Find out more »Among the natural wonders of the Northern Rockies in the mountain burg of Missoula, Montana, the prestigious International Wildlife Film Festival is the first and longest running wildlife film festival in the world. The IWFF is known around the world for its emphasis on wildlife conservation and its focus on impact environmental and natural history media have on the fate and future of our planet. Continuing its mission of melding awareness and media, the chosen theme for the 36th annual…
Find out more »The Black Hills Film Festival takes place in Hill City, SD. The purpose of this non-profit organization is to conduct a film festival once per year in the Black Hills that features South Dakota-produced films and films shot on location in South Dakota, among other national and international entries. The mission of this festival is to build awareness of independent films and film as an art form; provide educational opportunities for students and South Dakota filmmakers; and create opportunities for…
Find out more »The Festival de Canneshas celebrated the cinema for more than 60 years. Over the years, the French Association of the International Film Festival has been able to evolve whilst retaining the essential: the passion for motion pictures, discovery of new talents, and enthusiasm of festival-goers and professionals from around the world, all contributing to the birth and distribution of films. The Festival de Cannes has always been the reflection of its era: a center for all cultures and hopes, a…
Find out more »Mountainfilm in Telluride is a four-day, six-senses experience of art, adventure, culture and the environment. It attracts filmmakers, photographers, conservationists, mountaineers and explorers from around the world. Our audiences also come from around the world to gather in theatres that range from historical to state-of-the-art in the box canyon of Telluride, Colorado and the gondola-linked town of Mountain Village. For more information about this festival visit www.mountainfilm.org.
Find out more »MisCon, Montana’s longest running science fiction convention, has announced a call for entries. This festival is dedicated to showcasing the best in science fiction, fantasy and horror film-making. Every year MisCon grows and, with it, the opportunity for filmmakers to share their stories with a greater number of people. All films that meet their criteria will be shown to the public in their screening room. Those selected as top films in each category will compete in the audience judging for…
Find out more »The Festival: the world's top reference for animation films Check out the latest animated gems, find out about current and future trends, meet up with your favourite film directors and up-and-coming talents, track down new associates and partners... in the fun and friendly atmosphere of the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. There are a number of theatres in and around Annecy screening Festival films from 10 am to 11 pm. Each evening at 10:15 pm, there is also a screening…
Find out more »Now in its nineteenth year and taking place June 13-23, the Los Angeles Film Festival is widely recognized as a world-class cinematic event, showcasing the best in new American and international cinema and providing the movie-loving public with access to some of the most critically acclaimed filmmakers, film industry professionals and emerging new talent by bringing them together in the heart of the entertainment capital of the world. The Festival features unique signature programs including the Filmmaker Retreat, several Outdoor…
Find out more »Stepping back into its coveted role as the premier event for the global production industry, the AFCI Locations Show will return to the Los Angeles Convention Center on Thursday - Saturday, June 27-29, 2013. The Locations Show brings together hundreds of global production VIPs from independent filmmaker to industry veteran to media to film commissioner, while showcasing an unbeatable display of incentives, production locations, and business and support services. Don’t miss the opportunity to discover your next location, make promising…
Find out more »Missoula, MT – The Montana Film Office is proud to announce a partnership with Montana Repertory Theater’s Colony 18 to host a workshop focusing on script writing for television with guest presenters, multi-time Emmy nominees Ron Fitzgerald and Cusi Cram. The workshop will be hosted on Saturday, July 13th at 9:00 a.m. in the PARTV center on the University of Montana Campus. There will be a breakfast circle with the guest artists, followed by hour and half-hour workshops with Fitzgerald…
Find out more »The Montana premiere of the movie "Winter in the Blood" is set for July 20 at the Roxy Theater in Missoula. The movie is co-directed by Montana natives Alex and Andrew Smith and is based on the book by Missoula author James Welch. It was filmed in the summer of 2011 along the Montana Hi-Line _ in Chinook and Havre as well as on the Fort Belknap and Rocky Boy's reservations. Andrew Smith, an associate professor at the University of…
Find out more »The Guerrilla Film Challenge is one of the world’s oldest and largest online film competitions. It pits students and first-time filmmakers against experienced veterans and industry professionals in a race against the clock to write, shoot, edit and deliver a complete short film in 48 hours or less. Teams are encouraged to improvise, adapt and overcome all creative limitations using ‘guerrilla’ style tactics and techniques. All teams who enter will be randomly assigned a genre, line of dialogue, action or…
Find out more »Missoula Fringe Festival 2013 is Missoula’s first annual performance arts festival. Continuing the Fringe legacy that began in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1947, the Missoula Fringe Festival will celebrate and honor alternative theater in various venues throughout Missoula, August 15 – 17th, 2013. This year’s Missoula Fringe Festival will be focusing on helping the arts community grow.
Find out more »The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) ranks among the most prestigious international film festivals in the world. For ten days, film lovers, filmmakers, industry professionals and media watch the best in new cinema from established masters and new talent. As one of the world’s most important cultural events, TIFF consistently strives to set the standard for excellence in film programming. Audiences are exposed to the work of emerging talent and masters of the cinema craft from around the world. The Festival also serves as a platform…
Find out more »Fatality Fest is destined to become one of the largest horror conventions on the circuit, with celebrity guests, exclusive VIP events, and much more. The Fatality Fest mission is to provide the horror fan community with another quality fan convention to add to the annual travel roster, the ultimate fan experience without breaking the bank. For information on schedule and tickets visit www.fatalityfest.com
Find out more »Formerly known as IFFM and IFP Market, Project Forum has had a prolific history in the independent community supporting both emerging and established independent filmmakers at critical stages in their development processes. The organization championed the early work of pioneering independent filmmakers Charles Burnett, Todd Haynes, Mira Nair, Michael Moore, Joel and Ethan Cohen, Kevin Smith, Todd Solondz, and Wayne Wang. Recently, it has also played a vital role in launching the first films of many of today’s rising stars on the…
Find out more »This fall, in the shadow of the Tetons, join the wildlife film community for the 2013 Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival, Sept 23-27 in Jackson Hole, WY. Call for Entry: March 1 Entry Deadline: June 1 Finalists Announced: August 1 Winners Announced: September 2 Since 1991, JHWFF has produced a unique biennial industry conference that draws 650 media professionals, writers, leading scientists and conservationists to Jackson Hole. They converge from around the world to hone skills, explore emerging technologies and…
Find out more »The Magic City Shorts Film Festival is offering $2,000 in cash prizes for the best short films. The top prize is $750 in cash for the Geno Foster Best of Show Award for the best short film. Deadline for film entry is 11:59 p.m. July 31. The short film festival is set for Sept. 28 at the Babcock Theatre. It is being presented by The Billings Gazette and the Babcock Theatre. Now in its second year, the festival has expanded with more categories…
Find out more »HATCHfest is a year round, non-profit organization, designed to develop and foster the growth of creative minds in various industries through mentorship, exposure, and networking. Since it's inception in 2004, HATCH has successfully developed an environment, from HATCHfest to HATCHlabs that strikes the enthusiasm and stimulation of young artist’s creativity throughout the world, by connecting new filmmakers, musicians, photographers, designers, architects, writers and fine artists with award-winning veterans in the entertainment industry. We are witnessing the future unfold. The inspiration of one affects the lives of millions.…
Find out more »Indian Relay opens with footage from the Indian Relay National Championships, then it cuts back in time, to the bitter cold off-season near Browning, Montana, where first-time Relayer Myles Murray tries to keep his horses alive when night-time temperatures are dropping to 20-degrees below zero. In Crow Agency, Montana, we watch Zack Rock and Kendall Old Horn steadily work through the muddy spring towards their ultimate goal. Near Ft. Hall, Idaho, we travel with Lance Tissisimit and Alonzo “Punkin” Coby…
Find out more »Indian Relay opens with footage from the Indian Relay National Championships, then it cuts back in time, to the bitter cold off-season near Browning, Montana, where first-time Relayer Myles Murray tries to keep his horses alive when night-time temperatures are dropping to 20-degrees below zero. In Crow Agency, Montana, we watch Zack Rock and Kendall Old Horn steadily work through the muddy spring towards their ultimate goal. Near Ft. Hall, Idaho, we travel with Lance Tissisimit and Alonzo “Punkin” Coby…
Find out more »Indian Relay opens with footage from the Indian Relay National Championships, then it cuts back in time, to the bitter cold off-season near Browning, Montana, where first-time Relayer Myles Murray tries to keep his horses alive when night-time temperatures are dropping to 20-degrees below zero. In Crow Agency, Montana, we watch Zack Rock and Kendall Old Horn steadily work through the muddy spring towards their ultimate goal. Near Ft. Hall, Idaho, we travel with Lance Tissisimit and Alonzo “Punkin” Coby…
Find out more »Indian Relay opens with footage from the Indian Relay National Championships, then it cuts back in time, to the bitter cold off-season near Browning, Montana, where first-time Relayer Myles Murray tries to keep his horses alive when night-time temperatures are dropping to 20-degrees below zero. In Crow Agency, Montana, we watch Zack Rock and Kendall Old Horn steadily work through the muddy spring towards their ultimate goal. Near Ft. Hall, Idaho, we travel with Lance Tissisimit and Alonzo “Punkin” Coby…
Find out more »Indian Relay opens with footage from the Indian Relay National Championships, then it cuts back in time, to the bitter cold off-season near Browning, Montana, where first-time Relayer Myles Murray tries to keep his horses alive when night-time temperatures are dropping to 20-degrees below zero. In Crow Agency, Montana, we watch Zack Rock and Kendall Old Horn steadily work through the muddy spring towards their ultimate goal. Near Ft. Hall, Idaho, we travel with Lance Tissisimit and Alonzo “Punkin” Coby…
Find out more »Since the world premiere at the Los Angeles Film Festival in June, feature film Winter In The Blood from directors Alex Smith and Andrew J. Smith has been appearing on screens all over the country. This weekend it screens at 7pm and 9pm, Friday October 25 through Sunday October 27 at the Roxy Theater in Missoula, your last chance to see a special advanced premiere of this Montana-made film. For the film trailer and more information on Winter In The…
Find out more »For over sixty years, Warren Miller Entertainment has ventured to the planet's extremes, capturing the world's greatest athletes as they push the limits of human ability. The impact of the Warren Miller brand has spanned generations, influenced lifestyles, and created a worldwide following like no other. Warren Miller founded Warren Miller Entertainment in 1949 and produced, directed and narrated his films until 1988. His credits include over 750 sports films, several books and hundreds of published non-fiction stories. His annual…
Find out more »On Saturday, October 26th, the Flathead/Kootenai Chapter of the Montana Wilderness Association will present the annual Wild and Scenic Film Festival at O’Shaughnessy Center in Whitefish. Feature Films Include: Eyes in Forest (Selkirks), The Return (Bison to Ft. Peck), In the Same Boat (sustainable food production), Denali Experiment (extreme skiing/snowboarding) and a couple of fun short films. The film festival will begin at 7:00pm at the O’Shaughnessy Center, in Whitefish. There will be beer and wine served at the event,…
Find out more »Indian Relay opens with footage from the Indian Relay National Championships, then it cuts back in time, to the bitter cold off-season near Browning, Montana, where first-time Relayer Myles Murray tries to keep his horses alive when night-time temperatures are dropping to 20-degrees below zero. In Crow Agency, Montana, we watch Zack Rock and Kendall Old Horn steadily work through the muddy spring towards their ultimate goal. Near Ft. Hall, Idaho, we travel with Lance Tissisimit and Alonzo “Punkin” Coby…
Find out more »Indian Relay opens with footage from the Indian Relay National Championships, then it cuts back in time, to the bitter cold off-season near Browning, Montana, where first-time Relayer Myles Murray tries to keep his horses alive when night-time temperatures are dropping to 20-degrees below zero. In Crow Agency, Montana, we watch Zack Rock and Kendall Old Horn steadily work through the muddy spring towards their ultimate goal. Near Ft. Hall, Idaho, we travel with Lance Tissisimit and Alonzo “Punkin” Coby…
Find out more »The Sandpoint Film Festival in beautiful Sandpoint, Idaho aims to guide, educate and support community interest and participation in the entire filmmaking process with the support of volunteers and professional filmmakers from all disciplines. A short-film festival, they offer hands-on educational opportunities to community members interested in moving making. They are supported entirely by workshop fees, special events and fundraisers, grants, corporate sponsorships and private donations. The SFF is open for submissions of films 20 minutes in length or less…
Find out more »AFI FEST presented by Audi takes place each fall in Hollywood, California. The American Film Institute's annual celebration of international cinema from modern masters and emerging filmmakers, AFI FEST features nightly red-carpet galas, special screenings, conversations and tributes. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences recognizes AFI FEST as a qualifying festival for the Short Films category of the annual Academy Awards®, and AFI FEST is still the only film festival in the United States to hold the prestigious…
Find out more »Element Film Festival is an annual student filmmaking event in Bozeman, Montana. It began as a way for filmmakers of the world’s only MFA program in science and natural history filmmaking to showcase their work to the community. 2010 marked the first year that this festival was open to student filmmakers worldwide and it was a great success. Element looks for innovative student filmmakers that strive to improve our understanding of science and the natural world through film. They accept films from…
Find out more »The Sundance Film Festival, a program of the Sundance Institute, takes place annually midwinter in snowy Utah. With 46,731 attendees in 2012, it is one of the largest independent film festivals in the United States. Held in January in Park City, Salt Lake City, and Ogden, as well as at the Sundance Resort, the festival is a showcase for new work from American and international independent filmmakers. The festival comprises competitive sections for American and international dramatic and documentary films,…
Find out more »Our terrestrial base is located in the enlightened city of Missoula, Montana USA. Our mission here at the MisCon International Short Film Festival is simple: to provide a rewarding place for innovative and creative beings from all over planet Earth to display their talents in the Art of Filmmaking. We are waiting for you... and watching...
Find out more »The Montana Human Rights Network has celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day with Montanans for a decade, and this year is no exception. The Montana Human Rights Network is hosting the Human Rights Film Festival at the Myrna Loy Center for its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration. Tickets can be purchased by calling 442-5506 ext. 10 or visiting www.mhrn.org. For over 20 years, the Network has been organizing to promote the democratic values of justice, equality and pluralism.…
Find out more »The Sundance Film Festival brings the most original storytellers together with the most adventurous audiences for its annual program of dramatic and documentary films, shorts, New Frontier films, installations, performances, panel discussions, and dynamic music events. Since 1985, hundreds of films launched at the Festival have gained critical recognition, received commercial distribution, and reached worldwide audiences eager for fresh perspectives and new voices. Year after year, the Festival pursues new ways to introduce more people to the most original and…
Find out more »The mission of the Big Sky Film Institute is to celebrate and promote the art of non-fiction filmmaking, and to encourage media literacy by fostering public understanding and appreciation of documentary film. The Big Sky Film Institute, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Major programs include the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, Big Sky Film Series, and Big Sky Doc Shop.
Find out more »The annual International Wildlife Film Festival kicks off with WildFest and WildWalk in Downtown Missoula and Caras Park. Don't miss an unforgettable eight days of award winning wildlife films at the Wilma Theatre day and night and a stellar line up of filmmaker presentations with events at the Roxy Theater and beyond! Learn more at www.wildlifefilms.org.The annual International Wildlife Film Festival kicks off with WildFest and WildWalk in Downtown Missoula and Caras Park. Don't miss an unforgettable eight days of…
Find out more »Started in 1979, Mountainfilm in Telluride is one of America’s longest-running film festivals. Through the years, in and out of trends and fads, the Mountainfilm in Telluride Festival has always been best described by one unchanging word: inspiring. Far more than any other adjective, that’s how festival audiences describe their experience. In addition to screening leading independent documentary films from around the world, the festival includes a full-day symposium on a critical contemporary issue, art and photography exhibits, early morning…
Find out more »Austin Film Festival is dedicated to furthering the art, craft, and business of screenwriting and filmmaking by providing unique, year-round cultural events and services, enhancing public awareness and participation, and encouraging dynamic and long-lasting community partnerships. Austin Film Festival is a not for profit 501c3 corporation. Click here to learn more.
Find out more »Raises awareness and promotes international cinema in all its forms as art, entertainment, and as an industry, in a spirit of freedom and dialogue.
Find out more »Four days of total cinematic immersion. Embarking on a viewing odyssey, blissfully spending entire days in flickering dark rooms.
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The Los Angeles Film Festival, held annually for ten days in June, showcases the best of American and international cinema. Drawing on an expected attendance of 85,000, the festival provides films with the opportunity to be embraced by the public and discovered by the industry. More than 100 feature films – narrative and documentary – are featured in the festival, alongside gala premieres, panels and seminars, short film programs, music video showcases, free outdoor screenings, live musical performances, and unique…
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Dedicated to presenting the best of international and Canadian cinema. Offers screenings, lectures, discussions, festivals, workshops, events, professional development, and opportunities to meet, hear, and learn from filmmakers from Canada and around the world.
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Workshops, forums, live music, and special events with some of themostexcitingindependentfilmsfromaroundtheworld.Puts the spotlight on indiefilmmakers.
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Showcasing films that are thoughtfully controversial or pushing technical and creative boundaries. Gives new and upcoming indie auteur filmmakers a world-class experience and is committed to watching every film submitted so that each submission has an equal chance of acceptance.
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Providing a platform for film in Idaho by hosting an annual stage for local, national, and international films and filmmakers of all ages in addition to year-round programing.
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Dedicated to discovering the greatest new filmmakers, we search the globe to find the most innovative and engaging movies of the year.
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The Calgary International Film Festival is a 12-day showcase running September 19 - 30, 2018. Choose from 178 multi-genre feature and short films from Canada and around the world. The festival hosts gala events, screenings, special presentations, and a Behind the Screen series that emphasizes unique and exciting ways for filmmakers and fans to interact.
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Dedicated to fostering and promoting independent film around the world. Includes the festival, training courses (which are offered throughout the year at our 10 international hubs), and the British Independent Film Awards.
Find out more »Taking place September 20-28, 2018, the LA Film Festival showcases compelling independent films, series and episodic work from emerging storytellers, alongside filmmaker-driven studio titles. The Festival fosters valuable alliances and working relationships between independent artists and the film industry. Signature programs include Coffee Talks, the Spirit of Independence Award, Fast Track - a film financing market - and We the People; a two-day summit committed to advancing inclusion within the entertainment industry by serving as a solution-oriented call to action.
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Acknowledging and emphasizing films made by filmmakers from the Great Plains region (SD, MN, ND, IA, WY, MT, and NE). The goal is to screen the best films submitted regardless of their geographic origin.
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Celebrates film, video, and other media in science fiction, fantasy, horror, adventure, thrillers, and all other fun genres. It exists to showcase the ambitious and creative independent filmmaker.
Find out more »Highlights the best in world cinema, featuring top films from celebrated filmmakers as well as fresh new talent.
Find out more »Music, presentations, idea exchange, and rapid prototype sessions working collaboratively on solutions to real-world challenges. The relationships curated through HATCH have led to numerous collaborations, award-winning games, books, films, educational tools, inventions, and company launches.
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Welcomes guest writers, directors, actors, and industry professionals to experience Montana hospitality. Introduces audiences to filmmakers, sparks conversation, and exposes the creative workings of filmmaking. Screenings, talkbacks, panel discussions, live table reads, music, and community events.
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With cooperation from the British Film Institute, it screens more than 300 films, documentaries, and shorts from approximately 50 countries.
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The Flathead Lake International Cinemafest is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful film festivals in the world. Breathtaking vistas of a clear blue lake at the base of majestic Mission Mountains provides an inspiring location for a festival. FLIC will be celebrating its seventh year of presenting a broad slate of domestic and international films in January, 2019. Whether you’re a filmmaker or a film lover, make plans to enter or attend this exciting winter event in picturesque…
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The Big Sky Documentary Film Festival is the premier venue for non-fiction film in the American West. Big Sky offers an ideal setting for filmmakers to premiere new work and develop lasting relationships with fellow filmmakers and industry. The festival draws an audience of 20,000 and film entries from every corner of the globe to a uniquely intimate mountain town setting with a local Montana flavor.
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The mission of the Bigfork Independent (aka Indie) Film Festival is to support the film community in Montana. Despite small budgets and hectic schedules, Montana filmmakers work together to put their vision on the screen. Hardly comparable to Hollywood’s blockbusters, these films embody a lot more than big effects or spectacle. They embody the passion of the crews who created them, and we think that’s worth celebrating. Ultimately a film’s purpose is to be watched and enjoyed. Our mission is…
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