Informations générales
- Dates
- 23–28 mars 2027
- Lieu
- US
- Date limite d'inscription
- 30 septembre 2026
- Éligibilité
- International
- Sous-titres
- Sous-titres exigés en EN
- Inscrire un film
- Inscrire un film — via FilmFreeway
- Contact
- submissions@aafilmfest.org
- Site officiel
- https://www.aafilmfest.org/
- Dernière vérification
- 24 septembre 2026
Actualités
Remembering Nancy Andrews
The Ann Arbor Film Festival remembers and celebrates the life and remarkable creative legacy of filmmaker and longtime AAFF alumna Nancy Andrews, who passed away on July 11, 2026, at the age of 64. For nearly three decades, Nancy Andrews was a part of the Ann Arbor Film Festival community.
The Antidote to Brain Rot? Experimental Film.
September 4, 2026 Lets Art About It Workshop at CLUSTER Museum On a rainy Sunday in June, we convened a dedicated group of 18 Ann Arbor Film Festival constituents—including board members, committee volunteers, donors, members, and staff—for an art-therapy-based visionary workshop. Our goal?
Build Your Creative Career: Intern with the 65th Ann Arbor Film Festival
August 27, 2026 Looking for hands-on experience in the arts, film, communications, or event production? The Ann Arbor Film Festival (AAFF) is seeking creative, motivated, and dependable students and emerging professionals to join our team as we prepare for the 65th Ann Arbor Film Festival, taking place March 23–28, 2027.
Walk Right In Returns to Burns Park on September 10
August 6, 2026 The Ann Arbor Film Festival is excited to bring Walk Right In back to Burns Park on Thursday, September 10, 2026, for another unforgettable evening of outdoor film, community, and late-summer fun. From 7:00–9:00 PM, neighbors, friends, and film lovers of all ages are invited to gather under the stars for this free community event.
Call for Entries: July 1–September 30, 2026
June 11, 2026 Starting July 1, Ann Arbor Film Festival (AAFF) will be accepting submissions for its 65th festival, taking place March 23–28, 2027 (with details regarding the online programming to be announced at a later time). As one of the longest-running and most influential festivals dedicated to experimental film, AAFF welcomes visionary work f
64th Ann Arbor Film Festival Award Winners
Updated March 31, 2026 The Ann Arbor Film Festival is proud to announce this year’s award-winning filmmakers selected by jurors Sabine Gruffat, Elysa Wendi, and Jeremy Speed Schwartz. Read more about the 64th AAFF Jurors here .
Feature Films in Competition at the 64th AAFF
March 9, 2026 First Film Still from Pour The Water As I Leave Second Film Still from Barbara Forever Third Film Still from tony odyssey The Ann Arbor Film Festival is proud to unveil the 11 feature films in competition for 2026, which display the scope of the festival’s programming and its ongoing commitment to artist-driven cinema. These 11 featur
Essay by Elizabeth Purchell: The Scene of the Crime
March 7, 2026 Film still by The Scene of the Crime: The Films and Videos of Ken Camp and James Robert Baker Editor’s Note: As part of the 25th anniversary of Out Night at the 64th Ann Arbor Film Festival, we present The Scene of the Crime: The Films and Videos of Ken Camp and James Robert Baker , a special restoration program spotlighting long-unse
Off The Screen at the 64th AAFF
Updated March 17, 2026 Left: Image from Is The War Close? — Joseph Andrew Sywenkyj Right: Image from Planting Disabled Futures: a virtual reality ritual —Petra Kuppers A longstanding cornerstone of the Ann Arbor Film Festival, Off the Screen once again brings salons, performances, and installations into dialogue with the festival’s screenings.
Spotlight on Michigan Artists at the 64th Ann Arbor Film Festival
March 6, 2026 Left: Film still from My Body Is a Lens I Can Look Through With My Mind Right: Film still from That Bolex Thing From generative AI experiments to stop-motion, live cinema performance, and 360° VR, Michigan-based artists are part of a larger conversation about the possibilities of experimental moving image art at the 64th Ann Arbor Fil