Part 1: What's Happening Today?  Dec 29, 2019 - The festival has been over a couple of weeks now. The Awards have been awarded and you can see the list of winners here. Just want to let people know that Netflix has picked up one of the better films of the festival, one I thought should have gotten an award - The Body Remembers When The World Broke Open. Latest Posts Dec. 29, 2010 - AIFF2010 - The Body Remembers When The World Broke Open Is Now On Netflix - A little about the film and why I liked it. with a few photos of the evening.
All posts on this year's festival (latest post on top) at the bottom of this page.
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| Part 2: Tips and Background |
I'm working on updating some of these tips pages from previous years. AIFF-2019-Questions (and-answers) People Should Be Asking About The Festival The ins and outs of the festival. How to find films, get tickets, find free activities, should you get a pass? how to use Festival Genius, and lots, lots more tips on getting around the festival. |
| Part 3: Films In Competition (No 'films in competition' are being labeled as such this year. All films selected are eligible for awards. I will try to pick out some that look interesting to me to highlight and some others more randomly. In the meantime, this link takes you to the list of the pictures selected this year |
| I'll probably ditch this box, but I'll leave it for the time being. Meanwhile, you can see all the films that were selected to be in the festival here. |
INDEX OF POSTS (Most recent on top)
Dec. 29, 2019 - AIFF2010 - The Body Remembers When The World Broke Open Is Now On Netflix - A little about the film and why I liked it.
Dec 14, 2019: AIFF2019: Saturday Starts At 10am with Team Marco - And My Favorites of What I've Seen - list of Saturday's events with a brief description. Also a list of some of my favorites from the festival in anticipation of Sunday's best films that will be show free at the museum from noon - 5pm.
Dec 13, 2019: AIFF2019: Friday - Fun Starts At 4pm at Museum and AK Experience
Dec 12, 2019 AIFF2019: Thursday: Shorts, Homelessness, Holocaust Survivors in Hungary - brief look at today's offerings, plus brief comment on Gutterbug from last night.
Dec 11, 2019: AIFF2019: Wednesday: AIFF2019: Wednesday - Alaska Shorts, Vietnam, Mental Health at College, Homeless - overview of Wednesday films.
Dec. 10, 2019: AIFF2019: Last Night I Saw A Rhino Die - brief discussion of the movie Kifaru and the shorts program that followed it.
Dec 10, 2019: AIFF2019: Tuesday - St. Louis Ghosts, Fairbanks Founder, A Road Trip, and Creepy Shorts - A look at what's on for Tuesday.
Dec 8, 2019: AIFF2019: Nae Pasaran, Straight Up, & Laugh or Die - Some thoughts on three good films with pictures of James Sweeney and Katie Findlay and Heikki Kupanpää.
Dec 8, 2019 AIFF2019: Monday, Dec 9, Bear Tooth Movies
Dec 7, 2019: AIFF2019: Saturday Films: Germany, Scotland/Chile, Am I Straight? And More Saturday's selections
Dec 6, 2019: Opening Night Shorts 6:30pm at the Bear Tooth - finding things on the AIFF2019 website is challenging. And when I got to Dec 6, there's pictures with no links, and only two of the shorts are mentioned. I've put up trailers for them.
Dec 2, 2019: AIFF 2019 - Features Part 2 : Dying and Ghosts, Maybe He's Not, Tossing The iPads, Road Trip - An overview of the rest of the narrative features.
Nov 26, 2019 AIFF 2019: Questions (and Answers) People Should Be Asking About The Festival - This is an update of a post first put up in 2009 and again in 2014. Seems like every five years needs a thorough review. Lots of questions and answers about the festival.
Nove 26, 2019 - AIFF 2019 - Features Part 1: Indigenous Women, Homelessness, Coming of Age, (Young and Old), Bi Polar - List of six of the 12 Feature Narratives, the other six will be up soon.
Nov 12, 2019:
Nov 7, 2019:
List of the full length documentaries with descriptions and video, trailers and/or interviews
List of the full length documentaries with descriptions and video, trailers and/or interviews
Nov 4, 2019 -AIFF 2019 - Films Selected For This Year's Anchorage International Film Festival - My first AIFF 2019 post with a list of the films selected in all the categories and a video of the festival program director when her film was showing in 2017.
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