Welcome to North Idaho's Largest Film Festival!

Our festival showcases films that resonate with wholesome values and grassroots undertones, highlighting stories that are rarely told elsewhere. Each film is carefully selected to reflect the spirit of our community and the authenticity of independent cinema.

Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker, a devoted moviegoer, or a supporter of the arts, NoID Film Festival offers an unforgettable experience filled with passion, creativity, and community.

Schedule of Events:

9:30am - 11:00am: Jessica Solce: Film Industry Breakout Session

Join Jessica Solce, director of Death Athletic, for an insightful breakout session designed for those already in the film industry or aspiring to be part of it. Gain valuable knowledge, practical tips, and insider perspectives from a seasoned industry professional who has navigated the challenges and opportunities of filmmaking. Whether you're a filmmaker, actor, or someone passionate about the industry, this session will provide you with the tools and inspiration to advance your career in film. Don't miss this chance to learn from one of the best!

9:00am - 11:00am: Early Check-in

Kickoff your time with us by picking up your VIP Pass and swag bag at our designated hangout spot before each screening.

11:00am - 6:00pm: Late Check-in

Purchase your tickets before the screening! If you're a VIP and couldn't make it to early check-in for your VIP pass and swag bag, we'll have it ready for you.

12:00pm: All Saints

This documentary shares the four-decade journey of a small group of people from different ethnicities and languages as they established the first Orthodox Church in Bloomington, Indiana.

The state of Indiana's religious ties goes back to when it became the 19th state in the union on December 11th, 1816. In the founding documents, an entire township would be put aside for education. This township was the City of Bloomington and The Indiana Seminary was established on January 20th, 1820. About 18 years later, the seminary transitioned to Indiana University.

Mirrors - "Mirrors" is a tense and atmospheric short film that explores the terrifying reflection of one's deepest fears. Set in a seemingly ordinary home, the film follows a protagonist who begins to encounter strange and unsettling occurrences every time they look into a mirror. As the line between reality and reflection blurs, the film builds a sense of creeping dread, leading to a chilling revelation. "Mirrors" captivates with its suspenseful storytelling, making viewers question what they see and what lies hidden in the reflections.

12:30pm: World Short Films

Camino De Santiago: The Pilgrims Speak - Since the Middle Ages, millions of pilgrims have made their way to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Santiago, Spain for spiritual and religious reasons and to fill a need for self-discovery. Rich Henkels takes us on his trek across northern Spain, along the most popular route, the Camino Frances, visiting with fellow pilgrims, exploring their motivations, deepest hopes and ultimate findings. These 32 minutes will open your heart and mind and perhaps move you to take on your own pilgrimage along the Way of Saint James.

Sakas - Three young Nepalese friends find their lives forever changed by a corrupt system that pits them against each other. Sanus wants to be a licensed bike delivery driver but is forced into a dangerous, unlicensed black market. Sanus' best friend, Girish, has a new job as a policeman, which he unhappily realizes includes taking bribes from Sanus' mafia boss. Both of them are in love with Binisha, whose dream is to start her restaurant. A corrupt, bureaucratic system wrecks their dreams, but their spirit and love for each other cannot be broken even in tragedy.

Forging a Country - Forging a Country is a short film covering the re-election of President Nayib Bukele. Director Jessica Solce captures the mood on the streets and behind the scenes in El Salvador leading up to President Bukele's historic landslide 2nd term election.

2:00pm: Babylon Bee Shorts

Join us for a special showcase of the top 8 fan favorites from the creative minds at Babylon Bee. This selection highlights their unique blend of satire, humor, and cultural commentary, offering an entertaining and thought-provoking experience. Get ready to laugh, think, and enjoy the sharp wit that has made Babylon Bee a beloved name in the world of satire.

3:00pm: Missouri Breaks

Set in 1880 Idaho Territory, the film follows Missouri Bill McAllister- a man haunted by ghosts of the Civil War, and the friends he lost along the way.

While chasing adventure in the West and trying to outrun his past, Bill unwittingly draws the people loves into a whirlwind none of them were prepared for. At this crossroads Bill is forced to choose: confront the past and embrace his purpose, or lose everything he holds most dear.

A World with No Fences - C. Michael Dudash is one of the world's foremost western oil painters. His past work illustrating some of the most notable movie posters, book covers and magazine work influenced his unique approach to his work today. We follow Michael on a journey looking back, then in to a fantastic, imaginative western world full of characters and inspiration. All along the way reflecting of the importance and meaning of the paintings he is creating today.

3:30pm: Breakup Season

A young man brings his girlfriend to his rural Oregon hometown to introduce her to his family, only for things to go terribly wrong upon arrival.

Premonition - After seeing a glimpse into the future, a young mother must stand against the dark forces of fate.

7:00pm - 8:00pm: Award Ceremony

Join us for an unforgettable evening as we honor the outstanding achievements of this year's filmmakers at the NoID Film Festival Award Ceremony. Enjoy a selection of appetizers and drinks provided by Angelos as we celebrate the creativity, passion, and innovation that define independent cinema.

This prestigious event is a highlight of the festival, where we'll recognize the best in various categories, from groundbreaking storytelling to exceptional craftsmanship. It's a night to applaud the talents that have made this year's festival a success and to connect with fellow attendees who share your love for film.

Raise a glass and join us in celebrating the filmmakers who have pushed the boundaries of storytelling and inspired us all.

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