Atlanta Film Festival presents a diverse slate of year-round offerings for film-lovers, filmmakers, and established & emerging industry professionals.
The ATLFF Kickstarter Backers Jury chooses Ian Samuels, director of the 2015 Official Selection "Myrna The Monster," as our second ever Filmmaker-to-Watch, made possible by Mountainfilm On Tour ATL!
Read MoreWe are pleased to be offering a diverse slate of educational opportunities for those wanting to sharpen their skills and develop their interests at the 2015 Creative Conference, Monday, March 23 - Friday, March 27!
Read MoreSpecial Contributor Dean Treadway shines a light on ATLFF '15 Official Selection "Janey Makes a Play" (March 29, 2:30 PM), with an interview with director Jared Callahan.
Read MoreWonderRoot's Generally Local, Mostly Independent Film Series takes place on March 19th, the day before ATLFF Opening Night 2015! Special guest jurors Reel Georgia.
Read MoreSpecial Contributor Dean Treadway shines a light on ATLFF '15 Official Selection "Good Grief Suicide Hotline" (March 23, 9:30 PM), with an interview with director Sam Carter.
Read MoreThe Rialto Center for the Arts will host two ATLFF selections, "Imba Means Sing" and "Sound of Redemption: the Frank Morgan Story," each with a live musical performance to follow!
Read MoreIt's not too late to become a part of Growing Up Baumbach! Join us in our second screening, "The Squid and the Whale," TOMORROW at 7pm!
Read MoreCaryn Waechter is scheduled to attend the #NewMavericks screening of her directorial debut, "The Sisterhood of Night," along with two producers and four lead cast members, including Georgie Henley from "The Chronicles of Narnia" and Kara Hayward from "Moonrise Kingdom."
Read MoreSOUND & VISION is back! Presented by The Goat Farm Arts Center, this one-of-a-kind event is a festival highlight. Come see our Music Video competition, watch experimental films, listen to live music and grab some food from your favorite trucks on Thursday, March 26th!
Read MoreThe Atlanta Film Festival announces two additional Official Selections, including one Georgia-tied documentary and one narrative features.
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