Novem has been selected by the following Film Festivals. |
Newport Beach Film Festival
Set in beautiful Newport Beach, a few blocks away from spectacular coastline and less than an hour from Hollywood, the Newport Beach Film Festival will host several premieres, galas and yacht parties for a singular festival experience. Films will be shown throughout the city that boasts one of the largest movie consumer groups in the world, a rich filmmaking history as well as fine dining, shopping, and exceptional recreational activities.
April 25th @ 11AM | Edwards Island Theatre
Visit www.newportbeachfilmfest.com for more information about the Newport Beach Film Festival. |
Westchester County Film Festival
Visit www.westchestergov.com for more information about the Westchester County Film Festival. |
Sante Fe Film Festival
The Santa Fe Film Festival is dedicated to providing a showcase for excellent cinema from around the world, surveying the best in contemporary cinema, and paying homage to the contributions of veteran film artists through select tributes recognizing their body of work.
Visit www.santafefilmfestival.com for more information about the Santa Fe Film Festival. |
Tallgrass Film Festival
Founded in 2003, the Tallgrass Film Festival strives to bring the best of independent film from around the world.
Visit www.tallgrassfilmfest.com for more information about the Tallgrass Film Festival. |
Vermont International Film Festival
The Vermont International Film Festival is the oldest Human Rights and Environmental film festival in the world. Since 1985, VTIFF has provided a forum for films dealing with issues of war and peace, justice and human rights, and the environment. In a cultural context in which industrial commercial filmmaking dominates, the Vermont International Film Festival plays a vital cultural role to bringing non-commercial forms of cinematic expression to the public attention.
Visit www.vtiff.org/ for more information about the Vermont International Film Festival. |
Kansas International Film Festival
As a premier cultural and educational event in greater Kansas City, the Kansas International Film Festival stands alone as a movie purist’s delight, featuring film screenings in the nation’s premier arthouse and classic film screening venues.
Visit www.kansasfilm.com for more information about the Kansas International Film Festival. |
Stony Brook Film Festival
Visit www.staller.sunysb.edu/festival/ for more information about the Stony Brook Film Festival. |
Maryland Film Festival
The Maryland Film Festival provides an experience that is fun--celebrating the whole film culture, with no distinction between types of films.
Visit www.mdfilmfest.com for more information about the Maryland Film Festival. |
Aarhus Festival of Independent Arts (AFIA)
AFIA is an International festival of innovative/experimental ideas in Independent art, focusing on the art of storytelling via visual media with an emphasis on performance that involves sound. AFIA is the first festival of its art in Denmark and one of the very few in the World that is designed to recognising and celebration of music contribution to the cinema narrative.
Visit www.afianopop.com/ for more information about the Aarhus Festival of Independent Arts. |
Sonoma Valley Film Festival
The Sonoma Valley Film Festival is a premier destination festival unlike any other. Set amidst the unparalleled beauty of the Sonoma Valley wine country, the Festival welcomes filmmakers and film lovers to an intimate and luxurious extended weekend, pairing award-winning wine, world-class dining and new independent films from all over the world.
Visit www.cinemaepicuria.org for more information about the Sonoma Valley Film Festival. |
Beloit International Film Festival
The Beloit International Film Festival is a first year event for Beloit. The festival will be a showcase for World Cinema and a Midwestern Film Competition.
Visit www.beloitfilmfest.com for more information about the Beloit International Film Festival. |
Asheville Film Festival
The inaugural Asheville Film Festival premiered to sell out crowds, amazing parties and interesting films. Over 8,000 people enjoyed the world premieres, independent films, educational workshops and the charm of downtown Asheville.
Visit www.ashevillefilmfestival.com for more information about the Asheville Film Festival. |
Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival
Ultimate Film Festival Survival Guide calls the Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival "One of the Top 10 Film Festival Vacations." Since its debut in 1999, filmmakers from across the country and around the world have come to Birmingham to screen their work at Sidewalk and have been thrilled to discover fresh, enthusiastic crowds eager to devour new independent cinema.
Visit www.sidewalkfest.com for more information about the Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival. |
Bethel Film Festival
More than just a showcase of new and independent talent, The Bethel Film Festival is designed to connect filmmakers with film critics, filmgoers and industry professionals in a unique and intimate setting.
Visit www.bethelfilmfestival.com for more information about the Bethel Film Festival. |
Pheonix Film Festival
The Phoenix Film Festival is the largest film festival in Arizona, with over 11,000 audience members in 2004, along with high profile guests such as Peter Fonda, John Landis, Dylan Baker and Michael Tolkin.
Visit www.phoenixfilmfestival.com for more information about the Phoenix Film Festival. |
Palm Beach Film Festival
The Palm Beach Film Festival celebrates both the history and the future of the film industry with seven days of world premieres, special events, seminars, feature, short films and documentaries. In 2003 PBIFF became a "Competitive" Festival; joining the ranks of other great film events such as: Sundance, Cannes, Toronto and Venice. The PBIFF has enjoyed a remarkable level a success to date. While competing with over 1500 similar events, PBIFF has created a special niche within the film industry and is listed as one of the top 25 film festivals in the world.
Visit www.pbifilmfest.org for more information about the Palm Beach Film Festival. |
Waterfront Film Festival
"The Sundance of the Middle Coast".
Visit www.waterfrontfilm.org for more information about the Waterfront Film Festival. |
Indianapolis Film Festival
Visit www.indyfilmfest.org for more information about the Indianapolis Film Festival. |
New World Arts Festival
New World Arts is committed to encouraging a new artistic community by uniting professional and local artists. As well as, challenging both artists and audience to create a world of understanding, tolerance and growth.
Visit www.newworldarts.org for more information about the New World Arts Festival. |
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