The Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival highlights a collection of the most inspiring and thought-provoking social, environmental, outdoor-adventure and indigenous films from around the world. The host city of Flagstaff - just one hour south of the Grand Canyon and two hours north of Phoenix - is a thriving university town with over 65,000 recreationally and culturally minded residents. The majesty of the San Francisco Peaks, the ecological diversity of the Colorado Plateau, and the proximity of the Hopi and Navajo Nations provides an ideal setting to celebrate documentary film.

For the past 23 years, outdoor and film enthusiasts from across the state, region and world have enjoyed a high-quality film experience while soaking up the breathtaking beauty of Northern Arizona. The Festival was created in 2003 by a group of friends who shared a passion for cultural and outdoor-adventure documentary films. It began as a volunteer-run effort and our board has remained one ever since. Any profits from the event are reinvested into future festivals and donated to local non-profit organizations doing work in our community and beyond.

Schedule of Events:

12:00 pm - 2:00 pm: Community Session - Orpheum Theater

Flagstaff is home to an amazing community of local filmmakers. This session is about our local community of filmmakers and stories that tie us together.

- If I Could Only Fly
- Sound Tracks
- Designed By Disaster
- Kanenon:we - Original Seeds
- Mirasol

3:00 pm - 5:00 pm: Rad Women Rock - Orpheum Theater

A festival favorite that honors the power, resilience, and limitless potential of women. This inspiring session spans a diverse range of stories-spotlighting women in science, trail stewardship, non-binary biking, deep-rooted journeys, and groundbreaking athletic feats. It's a tribute to the strength, ingenuity, and dynamic spirit of women everywhere.

- Dolly's Song
- Reindalen
- Dirt Pride
- Arco
- My Name is Not Amy
- Her - Soil
- Wild Aerial
- A Team Sport

7:00 pm - 10:00 pm: Indigenous Voices - Orpheum Theater

A powerful evening honoring the voices of Indigenous communities. This session features impactful films that amplify Indigenous stories, celebrate traditions, and showcase artistry at the Indigenous Art Market-all creating a space for connection, reflection, and community.

- Usugilix Awakun
- Kinlani Film Project: Animation
- Kinlani Film Project: Documentary
- Hopi Pottery: Connections Through Time
- Navajo Nation: Reclaiming the Plate
- Nala Asdzaan: Woven in Time
- Elite Heart
- Savoring Joy

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