Film Festival

Film festivals are regional events that showcase (usually) independent films.

Some notable film festivals are:

The Sarasota International Film Festival

Sarasota Film Festival was founded in July 1998 as a balanced festival of foreign, domestic, independent and studio films which engages the commercial film industry. Its first mini-festival, January 15-17, 1999, included eight feature films, symposiums and a gala fundraiser. Soon after, SFF established a year-round presence with off-season premiere events and expanded its relationship with Regal Cinemas to offer more diverse film programming. (Read more)

The Sonoma Valley Film Festival

The Sonoma Valley Film Festival celebrates independent filmmaking that captures the richness of the human experience, set amidst Sonoma’s epicurean pleasures of fine food, award-winning wine and unparalleled natural beauty. Together with film industry professionals who visit from around the world, and local film-lovers of all ages, the Festival explores different world-views, stories, and story-telling techniques, always moving closer to encountering our common humanity. (Read more)

The Port Townsend Film Festival

The Port Townshend Film Festival (outside of Seattle, Washington) runs every September and typically features more than 50 of the best foreign, American independent, documentaries, short films—as well as some classic American films. (Read more)

 

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