Atlanta Film Festival presents a diverse slate of year-round offerings for film-lovers, filmmakers, and established & emerging industry professionals.
We are pleased to announce 17 feature films competing for jury prizes in the narrative and documentary feature categories, including two world premieres and two North American premieres.
Read MoreThe Plaza Theatre hosts third installment of the Homespun Series: a showcase of documentary shorts focused on Atlanta and its real-life characters.
Read MoreThis is your last chance to submit a film to ATLFF '15! Plus, you could win $750 and a year-round festival membership! All you have to do us capture the essence of ATL in a 5-minute-or-less film.
Read MoreChell Stephen gave us “Crystal” at ATLFF ’14, and now the film has been released for free on Vimeo.
Read MoreATLFF has long been a part of a select few Academy Award® qualifying film festivals, as only 37 film festivals in the U.S. currently hold Oscar qualifying eligibility. With a recent announcement from the Academy, we are proud to announce that another ATLFF film category—Documentary Short—now qualifies for Academy Awards® consideration.
Read MoreIn celebration of the upcoming 39th annual Atlanta Film Festival, we cordially invite you to an official feature film selection at the Plaza Theatre followed by a party at the Callanwold Fine Arts Center. Come dressed in your best Classic Hollywood Glamour!
Read MoreJoin Pete Teo, producer and filmmaker, the GSU Department of Communications and the Rialto for a free screening of Teo's innovative project, 15Malaysia. The screening will take place Thursday, January 29th at 7 PM at Kopleff Recital Hall.
Read MoreThis week, ATLFF '14 animated selection "Confusion Through Sand" premiered on PBS as part of ITVS' Independent Lens series. Now, the filmmakers are offering it up on Vimeo free of charge!
Read MoreMichael Lucker's famous Screenwriter School is back this weekend. ATLFF members get a discount. Enroll now!
Read MoreThe 87th Academy Award nominations came out this morning and two of ATLFF's competition shorts were nominated: The Dam Keeper (Robert Kondo and Dice Tsutsumi, USA) for best Animated Short Film and Butter Lamp (Hu Wei and Julien Féret, China/France) for best Live Action Short Film.
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