The 2011 Anchorage International Film festival invites filmmakers to submit films of all lengths and genres through Withoutabox by Septembre 15th. AIFF screens over 120 films a year and brings together artists from around the world. The festival fills over 12,000 seats a year in two main venues during the darkest, most brilliantly cool time of the year. Check out "Films worth freezing for..." at www.anchoragefilmfestival.org  or friend us on Facebook.    AIFF’s missi...

The 2011 Anchorage International Film festival invites filmmakers to submit films of all lengths and genres through Withoutabox by Septembre 15th. AIFF screens over 120 films a year and brings together artists from around the world. The festival fills over 12,000 seats a year in two main venues during the darkest, most brilliantly cool time of the year. Check out "Films worth freezing for..." at www.anchoragefilmfestival.org  or friend us on Facebook.    AIFF’s missi...

The Fifth Annual Anchorage International Film Festival(AIFF) is one of the last opportunities for independent filmmakers to add to their list of awards and accolades in order to attract distributors for their films. The festival begins on Friday, Dec. 2, and runs through Sunday, Dec. 11. "As each year comes to a close, filmmakers seek out just one more festival to try and obtain another set of laurels for their films," said Tony Sheppard, founder of AIFF. "Distributors do consider a film's succe...

The Anchorage International Film Festival wrapped up after 100 films from around the globe screened in four different venues for eleven days this past December. Here’s a list of our 2003 Oosikar Winners and Top Runners Up:Alaskan Film: Elizabeth Petrovich: Birth of Civil Rights by Jeff Silverman (Best SnowDance 2003) Talkin with Mr. Darby by Joel Bennett (Honorable Mention) ACAT EJSLI Project Youth/Elder by Jean Riordan (Honorable Mention) Voice of the People by Lamia Bouziane (Honorable Menti...