December - 2022

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RULES AND TERMS

The Ann Arbor Film Festival is open to experimental films as well as films that demonstrate a high regard for the moving image as an experimental art form, no matter the genre. Each year the AAFF selects 100-145 shorts and features for exhibition in the awards competition portion of the festival.

Films previously submitted may not be re-entered unless there has been a significant change to the edit. Later versions of a film may be reviewed and/or selected at the programmer's discretion.
Short and feature-length entries are accepted.
Short films run no longer than 60 minutes. Feature films run 60 minutes or more.
Entries not in English should have English subtitles.
Works in progress may be submitted, but are juried in the same pool as all other submissions.
Work must be contemporary - completed within the last three years.
Entry fees are per film entered, and must accompany the entry form for confirmation. Entry fees are non-refundable.
Make checks and money orders payable to the Ann Arbor Film Festival.
The Ann Arbor Film Festival does not give waivers or discounts.
Entries are accepted via secure online screening and 16mm only. We do not accept DVD, VHS or video data files for screening purposes.
16MM
- If you would like the festival to preview a 16mm print of your film, please contact the festival directly at submissions@aafilmfest.org to make arrangements.

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Blog Archive

Expanded Pass Options for the 61st Ann Arbor Film Festival Available Starting January 1st

Expanded Pass Options for the 61st Ann Arbor Film Festival Available Starting January 1st

AAFF is delighted to announce expanded options for purchasing passes to the 61st Ann Arbor Film Festival, March 21-26, 2023 (online...

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Get a Glimpse of the 61st AAFF with Season 8 of Let's Watch with the Ann Arbor Film Festival

The Ann Arbor Film Festival and the City of Ann Arbor Television Network (CTN) continue their partnership celebrating the work of...

Meet Moose and the Bottled AAFF Cocktail That He Inspired!

Meet Moose and the Bottled AAFF Cocktail That He Inspired!

The Ann Arbor Film Festival loves to work collaboratively, and one of our favorite partnerships is now entering its 4th year: working...

Filmmaker, Filmmaker, Come Stay in my Home: How to Become an AAFF Host!

Filmmaker, Filmmaker, Come Stay in my Home: How to Become an AAFF Host!

With the end of the year in sight, we at AAFF understand that the holiday season can be especially chaotic. Nevertheless, as this year...

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