- Underground Cinema
The 19th Annual Animation Show of Shows
19th Animation Show of Shows will be screening on 6/19 – 6/21 @ UNDERGROUND CINEMA BY WVIFF....
Our Mission
The WVIFF’s mission is to encourage, support, and promote the Film Arts; to plan, organize, and present an annual Fall Film Festival of critically acclaimed and culturally diverse domestic and foreign language feature films unlikely to be exhibited theatrically in West Virginia; to plan, organize, and present an annual Spring Film Festival of critically acclaimed and culturally diverse domestic and foreign language feature films and documentaries, West Virginia-produced/related films, and educational programming; to conduct these activities for entertainment, educational, and audience-development purposes; to encourage local and statewide film and video production; and to carry on any business connected therewith.
Contact Us
Phone: 304-395-6688
Snail Mail: P.O. Box 2165, Charleston, West Virginia 25328
Get Involved
Great volunteers make the West Virginia International Film Festival possible. As a volunteer-based, non-profit organization, we depend on the generosity and dedication of our volunteers, who run all areas of the festival. We hope you’ll join our team of hard-working, fun-loving, problem-solving movie lovers dedicated to helping festival patrons and guests have the best filmgoing experience possible.
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TICKETS
Adult: $9 Student: $5
Recent Facebook Posts
SOLD OUT! Our first screening of "The Death of Stalin" tonight completely sold out! There is still another showing tomorrow, as well as every Friday & Saturday at 7:30 the rest of this month! You can purchase tickets here: www.showclix.com/event/the-death-of-stalin
Spring Film Festival kicks off today! Get your tickets at www.wviff.org/
Check out Bill Lynch's article in today's Charleston Gazette-Mail. Thanks, Bill!
WVIFF focusing on underrepresented voices during spring film festival
wvgazettemail.com
This year, the West Virginia International Film Festival is a little more compact than in previous years, with just six films to be shown over four days.