The Ann Arbor Film Festival takes places annually in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
About the Ann Arbor Film Festival[]
The Ann Arbor Film Festival showcases independent and experimental film and video. Established in 1963, the festival claims to be the oldest of its kind in North America. Each year the festival attracts entries from moving image artists worldwide and screens more than 100 films before audiences during six days in March. The Ann Arbor Film Festival strives to foster the growth of emerging and established film and videomakers. The festival is open to film and video of all categories that demonstrate a high regard for the medium as an art form.
Festival Mission[]
The festival’s mission is to provide a worldwide public forum for moving image exhibitions, to encourage and showcase artists of the moving image, to promote the film as an art, and to offer educational outreach.
Festival Schedules[]
- 2007 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 2006 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 2005 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 2004 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 2003 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 2002 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 2001 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 2000 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 1999 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 1998 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 1997 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 1996 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 1995 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 1994 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 1993 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 1992 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 1991 Ann Arbor Film Festival
- 1990 Ann Arbor Film Festival
External Links[]
- Ann Arbor Film Festival website
- Ann Arbor Film Festival at Wikipedia