The Boise Film Festival debuts with filmmakers, MIRACLE producer Mark Ciardi and a hockey great on a green carpet at The Egyptian Theater
The Boise Film Festival debuted with a big hockey themed night at the Egyptian Theater,
Oge Egbounu’s (In)visible Portraits Opens Bentonville Film Festival’s 6th edition debuts with a virtual/drive-in hybrid approach
Wendy Guerrero , President of Programming of Bentonville Film Festival said: “ Our team has worked hard over the past few months to rethink and rebuild our Festival for 2020, always drawing on our mission to champion underrepresented voices, which has grown even more urgent as we continue these challenging circumstances. Our 2020 program is a celebration of art and diversity, perseverance, and talent. The films in this year’s lineup showcase what we’ve known all along: representation in media, means better content for all.
Joey Travolta’s CAROL OF THE BELLS: The 2019 Bentonville Film Festival announces Gala selections and Competition Titles
Noted for its direct approach to foster more diversity and inclusiveness in the film industry and beyond, BFF’s competition selections, which includes 15 narrative films, 14 documentaries, and 9 episodic projects, are 81% female directed, with 68% of the selections having a POC director and/or and cast/subject.