Atlanta Film Festival presents a diverse slate of year-round offerings for film-lovers, filmmakers, and established & emerging industry professionals.
The Buried Alive Film Fest has a new home at Fabrefaction Theatre Conservatory with some of the most disturbing, visually appealing, and scary independent horror films in the world. Out of all of the submissions the festival judges have narrowed it down to this fine selection of horror gems. So grab a drink and see them all on a big screen with nice comfy seats!
Read MoreThe Plaza Theatre Foundation is hosting a 30th anniversary screening of "Romancing the Stone." Tickets are only $3.50! The number of tickets sold will go towards determining the I Love Movies Atlanta Meetup group's plans for a screening to benefit Project Open Hand.
Read MoreThe Atlanta Film Festival (ATLFF) and Comcast announced today a major expansion of the Film Festival Collective Presented by Xfinity, a program that showcases the best content in the Southeast and fosters the discovery of new production talent from around the world. The program features short films and other quality content from ten film festivals across the markets that Comcast serves. The effort now spans 13 states and is available to over 9 million Comcast customer households.
Read MoreHistorically, WIFTA’s Anniversary Celebration recognizes those extraordinary individuals who have made valuable contributions to advancing the roles of women in the film and television industry. But this year, WIFTA’s 40th, WIFTA is giving herself a pat on the back for her role in helping women in the industry over the last four decades…by celebrating with a party befitting of a fabulous 40 year old!
Read MoreThis Saturday, The Plaza Theatre Foundation is hosting a 30th anniversary double feature of "The Terminator" and "Purple Rain" to serve as the official launch party for the organization.
Read More"Pump"—an inspiring, eye-opening documentary that tells the story of America’s addiction to oil—will screen in Atlanta from October 24th through October 30th at The Plaza Theatre.
Read MoreThe annual BronzeLens Film Festival of Atlanta will celebrate its 5th anniversary October 22-26 as a fast-growing non-profit organization committed to showcasing and promoting films by and for people of color.
Read MoreAt this month's EDBI, we will hear from several of Atlanta's foremost animators—including independent auteurs as well as people from some of Atlanta's biggest animation production companies like Floyd County and Adult Swim! Plus, we will preview ASIFA-Atlanta's International Animation Day celebration!
Read MoreComing back for its third year, the Georgia Latino Film Festival continues to showcase Latino talent in Georgia while educating and empowering the next generation of Latino storytellers.
Read MoreDon't miss this series of brilliant archival 35mm film & expertly restored Dolby Digital 3D screenings. Presented with skill by Cinevision at their Screening Room in Northeast Atlanta. ATLFF members receive 20% off price of admission!
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