One Nation Film Festival

One Nation Film Festival will be an annual event held in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The festival will focus on Native American and Indigenous Americas Narrative Feature, Documentary Feature and Narrative, Documentary and Student Short Films. One Nation Film Festival (ONFF) will showcase the work of independent filmmakers amidst the mountainous backdrop of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and is about filmmakers, audiences and film professionals establishing a relationship and supporting independent film. ONFF will showcase Native American and indigenous groups films covering a variety of subjects and genres. Ninety percent of the films shown during the festival come through our online submissions. The festival will highlight attending filmmakers at screenings, Q & A sessions with filmmaker panels, parties and receptions. Boasting a broad selection of films, ONFF will present category-specific awards, as well as Audience Choice. The 2018 One Nation Film Festival will be at Stargazers Theatre located at 10 S. Parkside Drive in Colorado Springs, on February 11, 2018. ABOUT Colorado Springs Located at the foot of Pikes Peak, with metropolitan area population of approximately 670,000 Colorado Springs boasts a major university and college as well as the United States Air Force Academy. Along with hiking trails, a world-class hotel, art galleries, shops and restaurants, Colorado Springs is just 60 minutes from Denver. It is the home of the United States Olympic Training Center and headquarters of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) as well as several Olympic sport governing bodies. Colorado Springs has several Top Ten awards and recognitions, including: Bicycling Magazine “Friendliest Bike City in America," Men's Fitness "Fittest City in America," Women's Health "The Best Places to Live for Women," Men's Fitness "Top Sports Town," Forbes "America's Most Pet-Friendly City" and MSNB "Best Cities to Live, Work and Play." Colorado Springs and the surrounding area was a major film industry hub before L.A. and along with New Mexico, one of the first states to have a state film commission. It has been the filming location for several major motion pictures. One Nation's offices are located on the Historic Alexander Film Company lot in Colorado Springs.