If you’ve ever attended the Anchorage International Film Festival, you know their slogan, films worth freezing for, is accurate. The annual line up of features and shorts from Alaskan filmmakers and other U.S. and international creatives brings a festive start to December. This year is the festival’s 25th anniversary and Alaska Native film adaptations of classic books like Two Old Women will bring even more excitement to this year’s mix. Directors and filmmakers join us to dig into the details on this Talk of Alaska.
LISTEN:
HOST: Lori Townsend
GUESTS:
- Adam Linkenhelt - Filmmaker, Co-director, Anchorage International Film Festival
- Kelly Moneymaker - Alaska Filmmaker, Board Member, Anchorage International Film Festival
- Emily Sullivan - Alaska Filmmaker, Director of Shaped by Land
RELATED:
- Anchorage International Film Festival website
- Download the program here
- All-access pass
- Shaped by Land | Emily Sullivan's film
Free community movie night at the museum | Tuesday, Dec. 9th, 6-8pm:
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Call 907-550-8422 (Anchorage) or 1-800-478-8255 (statewide) during the live broadcast.
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