One reason to go to a film festival is to see films long before they make it theatrically, or, in this case, on Netflix. Another reason is to good films that, because of the competition of the film world, will never make it to a theater or a film site like Netflix.
The 2018 Anchorage International Film Festival (AIFF) will begin soon and will be over in less than a month!
You can see a list of the films coming to town at the AIFF2018 website. On this page to be exact.
I'm a little concerned this year, because all they have listed on the website as of today, is a site blogpost with a list of the film names by the categories there in. In the past, by now, the site would have a list which included the film name, the director's name, the country, and length. Until last year, it would also let you know which films were in competition.
And because the festival is a little behind, and because I've been at the Henry trial for the last three weeks, I'm behind too.
Seeing Stink! listed on Netflix got me to write this first post for this year's festival. The Shorts programmer has sent me a list of the Shorts in Competition so that will be one of my first posts after this one. And I'll get an AIFF2018 tab up top pretty soon too. In the meantime, I'd suggest people trying to figure out the ins and outs of this film festival check out the AIFF 2017 tab above. Or you can get there with this link. Then scroll down to #2. Tips and Background. Then go to the links there.
The festival begins Friday, November 30 and goes until Sunday, December 9. The Festival Schedule is available here.
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