Film. Check the calendar often for up-to-date information on all the action.
Alternating Currents
The. The 2020 Festival will feature Nagel, Howard Hughes (Grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins lived and are buried in Keokuk), and Russell Arms, of Hit Parade fame also with ties to Keokuk..
Des Moines Latino Film Festival
The Des Moines Latino Film Festival is a free, multi-day celebration of Latino culture through art, music, food, live performances and, of course, film. Inspired by the annual Chicago Latino Film Festival, leaders at the Latino Center of Iowa founded the Des Moines festival in 2021 to contribute to the momentum of Iowa’s growing Latino community. The multi-media event is designed to elevate and amplify Latino voices, including local filmmakers, and it warmly welcomes audiences of all ages and backgrounds to join the celebration.!
Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts
The Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts is a biannual tribute to the spirit of Marshalltown’s most famous actor. Film, fashion shows, student-made movies, as well as retrospective engagements of Ms. Seberg’s history are all a part of the Festival. It is hosted by the Iowa Valley Community College District’s Orpheum Theater, a historic venue located in downtown Marshalltown.
Julien Dubuque International Film Festival
The Julien Dubuque International Film Festival (JDIFF) is a 5-day event in downtown Dubuque that not only brings the finest in independent features, documentaries and short films from across the country and around the world, but many of the filmmakers themselves. Attendees come to watch, discuss and support important and interesting films, and enhance the festivals standing as a leading promoter of arts, culture and education. JDIFF is known for the quality of films shown, as well as the panels, workshops and opportunities throughout the festival for attendees and filmmakers and, and filmmakers are encouraged to participate in a Question and Answer session after their film screens. Participants will also appreciate theme-based film blocks and Muscatine’s downtown historic district, where the after-parties and awards are held.
Oneota Film Festival
The Oneota Film Festival (OFF, now in its 11th Season) is a local, non-profit arts organization dedicated to bringing great films about important issues to Northeast Iowa. Our mission is to show independent films that inform, inspire, and engage our audience. These films include documentaries, student films, fiction films, and animations. All OFF events are FREE for everyone to attend and often appropriate for all ages. OFF is made possible by the generous donations of our sponsors, members, and event attendees. University in Sioux Center, Iowa, this top-shelf event is a great way to shake the mid-winter cold and exercise sleep-optional creativity in a mere two days.
Sioux City International Film Festival
Launched.