Charlotte Film Festival 2024
CHARLOTTE FILM FESTIVAL 2024: SEPTEMBER 24-29
“Being at a film festival reminds me of the power of film. The power that we have in our hands. Telling specific stories about personal matters can start the debate that is needed today, and that connect you with realities that you had no idea were connected.”
… Diego Luna
The Charlotte Film Festival was created in 2006 as a way to give established and emerging filmmakers a festival to showcase their works for industry peers and independent film enthusiasts. Since 2014, The Charlotte Film Festival has been part of the Charlotte Cinema Arts, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The Charlotte Film Festival 2024 features innovative independent movies from around the world. If you love independent films and documentaries, this special Charlotte festival will be right up your alley!
The 2024 Charlotte Film Festival opening night is on Wednesday, September 24th. This year’s film festival will showcase 100+ films, animated shorts, documentaries, etc. in just six days. To see what’s playing, click here. The opening night movie will feature two documentaries at the Independent Picture House located at 4237 Raleigh Street in Charlotte’s NODA area: “Chasing Chasing Amy” and “Clemente.” General admission is $12.00. The Independent Picture House is a non-profit community cinema screening diverse foreign, art house, and independent films in Charlotte.
Chasing Chasing Amy: Trailer
Tickets: can be purchased as single tickets or in packs of five and ten tickets. Five tickets cost $45; a 10-pack of tickets costs $70. To purchase tickets for the 2024 Charlotte Film Festival, click here.
For a full schedule of films during the Charlotte Film Festival 2024, click here.
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NoDa (short for North Davidson), known as Charlotte’s Arts District, is a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood, known for its rich history, arts scene, and bohemian vibe. Located just a few miles northeast of Uptown Charlotte, NoDa has transformed itself from a once-thriving textile mill village into a creative and cultural hub.
Evolution of Today’s NoDa
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