Santa Fe, NM – February 22, 2025
The 24th International Santa Fe Film Festival, a storied event renowned for its celebration of cinematic excellence, concluded its week-long program on February 22 at Garson Studios Stage C in the Santa Fe Performing Arts Center. The festival, celebrated for spotlighting both emerging talent and established icons, once again underscored its pivotal role in the international film community.
This year, the festival honored director Ali Atshani for his visionary work on My Little Moon Movie. Based on true events and filmed in Los Angeles, the Hollywood feature has garnered widespread acclaim for its innovative storytelling and compelling direction. Atshani’s win for Best Director is a testament to his creative prowess and marks a significant milestone in his burgeoning career. More details about the film and its creative team can be found on its official website, www.mylittlemoonmovie.com.
The International Santa Fe Film Festival has long been a launchpad for cinematic talent. With a legacy that includes honoring industry legends such as Val Kilmer—who received the prestigious Luminaria Award—and Danny Trejo, the festival continues to be a beacon for filmmakers worldwide. Its diverse slate of films and star-studded red carpet events attract creative minds and audiences from across the globe, further cementing its reputation as one of the most important cultural events in the film industry.
The closing ceremony, held on the festival’s final day, was a dazzling affair. Filmmakers, critics, and enthusiasts gathered to celebrate the art of filmmaking, making it a night to remember. The event not only celebrated the achievements of the festival’s honorees but also highlighted the continued importance of independent cinema in today’s rapidly evolving entertainment landscape.
As the Santa Fe Film Festival continues to foster creativity and innovation, this year’s accolades, including Atshani’s triumph, promise an exciting future for the global film community.
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