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Oct 27, 2017
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Santa Fe Independent Film Festival #SFIFF17 wrapped

 

 

 

 

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Where else can you see Robert Redford, George R.R. Martin, Wes Studi, Ethan Hawke, N. Scott Momaday, 

Maggie Renzi, John Sayles and John Waters but the 

 Santa Fe Independent Film Festival?!

 

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Ethan Hawke

 

Ethan Hawke visited the Santa Fe Independent Film Festival 

for the screening of his most recent independent film, MAUDIE. Followed by an amazing interview by New Mexico's own, 

 Gary Farmer.

 

 

 

 

Best Narrative Feature

Pinsky 

 

Best Documentary Feature

For Ahkeem 

 

Best New Mexico Narrative Feature

Cortez 

 

Best New Mexico Documentary

Ol' Max Evans The First Thousand Years 

 

Audience Choice Best Short

The Whole World Directed 

 

Audience Choice Best Documentary 

Shepherdess of the Glacier 

 

Audience Choice Best Narrative Feature: Sami Blood 

 

Best NM Narrative Short: Beth Is Not A Cat 

 

Best NM Documentary Short:

The Mustached American of the Year

 

Best U.S. Narrative Short: DeKalb Elementary

 

Best Int'l Narrative Short: Ostoja Will Move Your Piano 

 

Best Documentary Short: The Forger

 

Best Animated Short: Negative Space

 

Best Experimental Short: In A Nutshell

 

 

 

 

Quality programming continues on year-round at the 

Jean Cocteau Cinema. Here's just a sample of what's 

NOW SHOWING:

 

 

 

 

 

 

SUNDANCE INSTITUTE'S CREATIVE DISTRIBUTION FELLOWSHIP 



Now accepting applications for films preparing for a 2018 or early 2019 release who are open to a creative release - i.e. without a traditional distributor.



The Fellowship includes grant funds, access to premium pre-negotiated distribution deals, and connections to experienced industry mentors with the Institute's Creative Distribution team playing a strategic advisory role. We're currently engaged in the Fellowship's pilot year, and supporting two films: Columbus, a fiction feature; and Unrest, a documentary. Both films have excelled with the framework provided by the Fellowship and we are thrilled with the results. Case studies will be finalized on each film in early 2018.



We are seeking films at all budget levels featuring distinctive, singular voices. We will select three or four films on a rolling basis, and we will support fellows during their initial release period (6 - 12 months). Films will be selected by a committee comprised of the Creative Distribution team along with key representatives from the Institute's Feature Film, Documentary, and Festival programs. 



To sign up and apply (no application fee): http://applications5.sundance.org/



For all the fine print: http://applications5.sundance.org/res/p/2018-creative-distribtion/

 

 

 

 

The best fashion from the fest.

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Official Photos from the Festival!

Festival Photographers: Sage Paisner & Linda Carfagno

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