Takes place every year as part of American Indian Heritage Month in the City of Los Angeles.
RNIFF 31th Edition – 96 “Official Selections’ 6 Features, 28 Documentaries, 1 Animated Feature, 38 Doc Shorts, 14 Narrative Shorts, 9 Animation Shorts.
The lineup includes World, U.S., Festival and Los Angeles Premieres.
Countries include the United States, Canada, Mexico, France, Brazil, Panama, Dominican Republic.
The competition offers audiences a first look at groundbreaking new voices from Native and Indigenous perspective in independent film!
Over the course of the last eight years, we have wholeheartedly championed the screening of impressive 282 films directed by women.
This laudable initiative serves as a resounding testament to our unwavering commitment to promoting inclusivity within the film industry. In a remarkable feat, we have even surpassed prominent film festivals like Toronto, Cannes, Sundance, Tribeca, & the Oscars in terms of the sheer numbers of women-directed films featured.
Elevating Native and Indigenous Voices Through Storytelling
Red Nation International Film Festival (RNIFF) is the largest Native & Indigenous Film Festival in the U.S. and worldwide!
The first of its kind in Los Angeles.
