CIFF 2022

Lost Art

When the Soviet Union collapses, an enterprising art teacher imports thousands of Russian paintings to rural Tennessee. After years of collecting, his own mortality comes to the forefront and he must decide how to handle the unknown value and future of his expansive collection. The documentary takes the audience on a tour of the mysterious

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Last Out

Army Green Beret Danny Patton is a modern-day warrior fighting battles that range from tribal Afghanistan to his own living room. As the corrosive gears of war begin to rip apart his family, his integrity, and his soul, Danny is thrust into his final, eternal mission. On the other side, with Valhalla beckoning, he discovers

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Lane Five

”Lane Five” focuses on the deeply complicated changing of the guard between parent and child. The days when parents can no longer fully care for themselves and children step in to help. Madison is one of those children. After placing life on hold to care for her father Tommy, she struggles to deal with the

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Jury Awards

CIFF believes strongly in supporting independent filmmakers, including emerging students, women’s contributions in film, films that inspire change, spotlight social impact and education. The very best in documentary, narrative, and short competition are recognized at our Jury Awards. This event is open to all badge holders. Additional ticket will be available online or at the

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Juniper

When teenager Sam (George Ferrier from TV series Dirty Laundry) is sent home from boarding school, the last thing he wants is to help his dad (The Luminaries” Martin Csokas) care for his cranky, newly arrived, gin-swilling grandmother Ruth. The two immediately butt heads. But a bond grows between them as Ruth reveals her fearless

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