Chattanooga Film Festival 2018: The Sundance of the South
What began in 2014 as a modest film festival in Chattanooga has evolved into what Southern Living magazine calls "The Sundance of the South." The Chattanooga Film Festival spans four days packed with independent films, lively parties, workshops, discussion panels, and more. Last year's event attracted over 12,000 attendees, so secure your badge now before they're gone! The festival runs April 5th-8th at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre.
Here's a preview of this year's exciting lineup. Visit the CFF website for the complete schedule.
Party Schedule
Thursday, April 5: Puckett's Restaurant, 10pm – Karaoke Summer of '84 Edition
Friday, April 6: Chattanooga Whiskey, 10pm – Punk on the Rocks
Saturday, April 7: Southern Belle Riverboat, 10pm – CFF Boat Float
Lineup Highlights
Ghost Stories
Directed by: Jeremy Dyson & Andy Nyman
Don't wait for Halloween for chills! Arch skeptic Professor Phillip Goodman investigates three inexplicable hauntings from a long-lost file, leading to terror.
The Last Movie Star
Directed by: Adam Rifkin
An aging former movie star confronts his fading fame. On the surface, a story of lost glory; at heart, a poignant tale of growing old.
Revenge
Directed by: Coralie Fargeat
An epic thriller full of surprises. One man learns a brutal lesson: never bring your mistress on a hunting trip with married friends.
Mohawk
Directed by: Ted Geoghegan
Late in the War of 1812, a young Mohawk woman and her lovers face vengeful American soldiers. Includes Q&A with Director/Writer Ted Geoghegan and Writer Grady Hendrix.
Wolfman's Got Nards
Directed by: Andre Gower
WORLD PREMIERE: A heartfelt documentary on cult films, focusing on 1987's The Monster Squad and its lasting impact on fans, cast, crew, and the industry.
Gemini
Directed by: Aaron Katz
A personal assistant investigates a crime involving her Hollywood boss, questioning friendship, truth, and celebrity.
