Festival Data:

• Established: 2004
• Genre: Documentary (click to see)
• Attendance: 12000
• Total Number of Films Submitted: 500
• Total Number of Films Screened: 40
• Total Screenings: 14
• # of Shorts Screened: 10
• # of Features Screened: 30

• Competitive
• Has Panels

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Festival Description:

One World, All Roads...

Launched in 2004, All Roads Film Festival is a National Geographic initiative created to showcase an international platform for indigenous and underrepresented minority-culture artists to share their cultures, stories, and perspectives through the power of film and photography. All Roads Film Festival is a multimedia event comprised of cutting-edge film, videos, live music, and art from cultures around the world with workshops on film production. The festival programs an exciting, groundbreaking slate of films and photography programs and offers a film grant program.  All of this rolled into one inspiring event which supports diverse cultural perspectives and celebrates the vibrant stories of our world.

The All Roads Film Festival accepts film submissions from indigenous artists wanting to tell their story and make a difference.  Audiences eager to learn more about our world, will find themselves satiating their curiosity and traveling down all All Roads.

All Roads Film Festival hosts evenings of international films at National Geographic Society Headquarters in Washington, D.C. To learn more about upcoming events at Society headquarters. Then, All Roads Film Festival goes on the move! All Roads takes programs from its annual festival on the road, traveling to places around the globe to cities such as Los Angeles and Santa Fe.

Follow All Roads Film Project on Twitter at: twitter.com/AllRoadsFilm

**THERE IS NO FEE TO SUBMIT TO THIS FESTIVAL**