Below are two more of the festival’s multi-film showcases; the links provide more information about the films and tickets. This year’s Alexandria Film Festival – our 16th! -- has a line-up of more than 50 films including 14 with premiere status. The premieres are programmed across 13 showcases consisting of two or more films per showcase. Complete description of all festival films are here.

This year’s Alexandria Film Festival – our 16th! -- has a line-up of more than 50 films including 14 with premiere status. The premieres – East Coast, DC Metro Area, Virginia – are programmed across 13 showcases consisting of two or more films per showcase. Films will be screened in person at AMC Hoffman Center 22 on November 11 and 12. On November 13, the festival offers a day of family friendly,

The Alexandria Film Festival’s online film screening for September is feature documentary The Human Trial, available September 16-30, on Eventive. More than 10 years in the making, the film follows a groundbreaking clinical trial with the patients and researchers seeking a cure for type 1 diabetes. Director Lisa Hepner, who battlestype 1 diabetes, becomes the bridge between two worlds.

On October 6, The Alexandria Film Festival will screen feature documentary Living Wine in the Patagonia Old Town space followed by a film discussion and wine tasting. The event is open to adults 21 years of age and up. Special pricing is available for young professionals.

ALEXANDRIA, VA –Today, the Alexandria Film Festival announced it will offer September and October events ahead of its film festival, November 10-13, which will combine in-person and virtual screenings.

The Alexandria Film Festival — now in its 16th year — is currently seeking and reviewing films to screen at the 2022 festival scheduled for Nov. 10-13, 2022.

Welcome to the Alexandria Film Festival’s October 2021 newsletter! Our 15th annual festival’s events take place starting November 6! Here’s our news this month:

Remember when childhood was less curated than it is now? Maybe you’re old enough remember a time when your parents would send you out in the morning and expect you back by dinner time? Clearly times have changed!

Alexandria, VA—In partnership with the Alexandria Film Festival, the Alexandria Symphony Orchestra (ASO) will present music of American composers on Saturday, November 6, 2021 (6:00 p.m.) at the Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall and Arts Center and Sunday, November 7, 2021 (3:00 p.m.) at the George Washington Masonic Memorial.

The Alexandria Film Festival’s monthly online film screening series continues in July with Maya Zinshtein’s documentary “Til Kingdom Come.” The film documents both sides of the complex relationship between the Jewish state of Israel and Evangelical Christians in the United States.