The 2013 Call for Entries is now open. See our Filmmaker FAQ or visit our Withoutabox submissions page for information on submitting your film to the 2013 Anchorage International Film Festival.
— Tony Sheppard, AIFF President
The 2013 Call for Entries is now open. See our Filmmaker FAQ or visit our Withoutabox submissions page for information on submitting your film to the 2013 Anchorage International Film Festival.
— Tony Sheppard, AIFF President
Best Feature: “Lad: A Yorkshire Story“, directed by Dan Hartley
Runner Up: “Things I Don’t Understand“, directed by David Spaltro
Honorable Mention: “Shouting Secrets“, directed by Korinna Sehringer
Best Documentary: “Roadmap to Apartheid“, directed by Ana Nogueira
Runner Up: “The World Before Her“, directed by Nisha Dahuja
Honorable Mention: “Ping Pong“, directed by Hugh Hartford
Best Short: “Lapse“, directed by Gilles Gueraz
Runner Up: “Calcutta Taxi“, directed by Vikram Dasgupta
Honorable Mention: “Cockatoo“, directed by Matthew Jenkin
Best Super Short: “Her Next Door“, directed by Sasha Ransome
Runner Up: “Matriarche“, directed by Guillaume Pierret
Honorable Mention: “Polarised“, directed by Steve Fleming
Best Animation: “Paths of Hate“, directed by Damian Nenow
Runner Up: “Light Me Up“, directed by Ryan Walton and Derek Dolechek
Honorable Mention: “Lemons“, directed by Kate Burck
Best Snowdance Documentary: “Rousseau’s Children“, directed by Monika Scharer
Runner Up: “No Horizon Anymore: A Year Long Journey at the Bottom of the World“, directed by Keith Reimink
Best Snowdance Short: “I Met Her in the Coffee Shop“, directed by Erik Hogan
Runner Up: “Scare“, directed by Matt Jardin
Audience Choice Feature: “Passionflower“, directed by Shelagh Carter
Runner Up: “Shouting Secrets“, directed by Korinna Sehringer
Audience Choice Documentary: “Espacios Inacabados (Unfinished Spaces)“, directed by Alysa Nahmias and Benjamin Murray
Runner Up: “Wolves Unleashed“, directed by Andrew Simpson
Don’t miss the Best of Fest Monday through Wednesday! The screening schedule for Best of Fest can be seen on our Festival Genius site. Films being screened will be announced after tonight’s Golden Oosikars Awards.
You didn’t really think the film festival would end on December 9th did you? We have three more days of screenings lined up for you starting Monday, December 10th. The Best of Fest will screen at Alaska Experience Theater those three days and will feature the best films from this year’s festival. Shows will be $8 or All Films Pass. Supporter passes, filmmaker passes, staff passes and comp tickets will also be valid during Best of Fest.
Starting Wednesday, December 5th you can get an All Films Pass for 40% off! For $60 you get access all the screenings over the next 5 days of the festival as well as any Best of Fest screenings. Passes are available online, at the Bear Tooth Theatrepub box office or at the AIFF merchandise table at Alaska Experience Theater.