The Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF) is February 16-19, 2006 (President's Day Weekend) in Boulder, Colorado. BIFF is dedicated to providing the large, urban, film-hip audiences of the Boulder-Denver metro area with an early look at the best of emerging international independent cinema. With low film-entry-fees, BIFF is a true Filmmaker's Film Festival, organized by and for filmmakers, practicing their art in a wide variety of categories and controversies.

August 1, 2005 - Regular Deadline
Features - $40
Shorts - $35
Student - $25

To apply go to...
www.biff1.com for application information.

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The theme of the Boulder International Film Festival is that most ancient of all arts, Great Storytelling, and, during it's four-day event, February 16 - 19, 2006, will honor those films that best demonstrate our medium's powerful ability to tell stories, great and small.

Acceptance of your film for BIFF 2006 automatically places it in competition for the numerous Jury Awards. BIFF strongly encourages you to accompany your film to our festival. Boulder is beautiful, fun and easy-to-get-to; and you'll have a great time at our filmmaker's forums and parties where you'll get a chance to rub egos with accomplished filmmakers and industry representatives.

ABOUT BOULDER
Located in the stunning Rocky Mountains, easy-going Boulder, Colorado is a traditional magnet for the tech-savvy, music & arts-loving outdoors-person who also likes to party. Along with a major University film school, we have hundreds of miles of running, skiing and hiking trails, world-class restaurants, hotels, galleries, shops and bar bands, all surrounded by a scenic 46,000-acre moat of Boulder Open Space. Boulder is just 45 minutes from the Denver International Airport.