This is the Last Week to Support the Atlanta Film Society through Power2Give
The 2016 Power2Give campaign ends on April 1st. Our generous sponsors at the Atlanta Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs will contribute $1 for every $1 donated to this project up to $5,000!
Q+A with LEGEND OF SWEE' PEA Director Benjamin May
The feature documentary director touches on Little Five Points, the Atlanta Hawks and what he was doing in 1976. Hint: ATLFF can relate.
SOUND + VISION to World Premiere Virtual Reality Film
Join us at Ponce City Market on Thursday, April 7th for your chance to experience a short film like none you've seen!
Music Videos + Pilots in 2016 ATLFF Lineup Announced
Check out the artists and directors officially selected to play in our 2016 music video and pilot presentations!
What's With the Shorts Block Titles?
Curious as to how the 40th anniversary shorts block titles came to be? Discover the theme, its significance, and what ATLFF programmers want you to know about it.
40th Anniversary Opening & Closing Nights, Creative Conference Released
In addition to the previously announced lineup of more than 150 feature length and short films, the 2016 festival will present gala screenings with talent appearances, eight Marquee screening events, a 40-panel Creative Conference, and the Morphine Dreams series.
Volunteer Orientation 2 of 3 This Saturday
Join us this weekend from 10am-1pm on Saturday, 3/5 to learn more about volunteering for the Atlanta Film Festival! Every volunteer is required to attend at least one.
2016 Screenplay Competition Finalists Announced!
Finalists and winners have been announced for the 2016 ATLFF Screenplay Competition! Congratulations to all who made the cut from our record 482 submissions!
Twelve Shorts Revealed from 40th Anniversary Lineup
These officially selected short films representing fourteen countries examine the borderless social impact of underheard voices in film.
First Wave of Features from 40th Annual Atlanta Film Festival Announced!
These first six films were selected from an impressive pool of over 4,750 submissions—an ATLFF all-time record. The films and their makers comprise an international showcase, together representing Bangladesh, Canada, India, Pakistan, Palestine, South Africa, and the United States.