The eighth annual Santa Fe Film Festival (ISFFF) will feature more than 85 programs encompassing more than 230 films, shorts, and features of all genres, themes, and topics. The five-day festival has grown in scope and stature each year and is a high point of Santa Fe's fall calendar with a long list of events, activities, and social functions.
The festival is divided into seven series: Independent Spirits, Making it Reel, Eye on the World, Art Matters, Southwest Showcase, Gala films from the major distributors, and retrospective titles drawn from the careers of the festival's annual Luminaria tributees. Indicative of the festival's reputation is National Geographic's role as a major programming partner, bringing its All Roads Film Project to the festival for the third consecutive year.
Tickets go on sale Nov. 9 in the box office at 519 Cerrillos Road: $10 for individual admission, $75 for a ten-pack of tickets. Festival passes are on sale now for $300 for an All Films pass and $450 for the All Festival pass which includes access to the daily Heineken / CBS Happy Hour at Hotel Santa Fe, all nightly parties, and the reception for the Milagro Awards Ceremony. Additional information is available at www.santafefilmfestival.com.
