5th Annual Norwalk Film Festival

We are pleased to welcome you to the 5th Annual Norwalk Film Festival, happening in the Wall Street area of Norwalk, Connecticut. Enjoy a multitude of screenings, insightful filmmaker Q&A’s, and panel discussions.

It all starts Friday evening with an opening night party, January 10th at 6pm – all are welcome!

Films will be screened Saturday, January 11th and Sunday, January 12th at The District Music Hall. Filmmaker Q&A and panels will be held, conveniently, next door at Space67Studios.

Date and Times:

Saturday, January 11th: Doors open at 10AM, screenings begin at 10:30AM

• Doors open at 6PM for those with Saturday Night Feature tickets only.

Sunday, January 12th: Doors open at 2PM, screenings begin at 2:15PM

Please visit NFF’s website here for specific category screening times to plan your weekend.

Films will be screened in the following categories:

Narrative Features & Shorts

Documentary Features & Shorts

Student Films

And more!

Bar and concessions will be open in the lobby of the District Music Hall throughout the festival, with a special cocktail hour gathering of filmmakers and attendees, 6 pm on Saturday. Many Wall Street area restaurants are offering specials for film festival ticket holders. Make your plans today!

Ticket Pricing:

Adults:

$30 for Full Event

$20 Per Day

Students:

$20 for Full Event

$15 Per Day

Saturday Night Feature Film ONLY (Doors at 6PM):

$17

Please check the Norwalk Film Festival website for updates and further details: https://www.norwalkfilmfestival.org/ Want to learn more or volunteer? Contact us at [email protected].

The Norwalk Film Festival was founded by a grassroots community of volunteers, comprised of filmmakers, cultural leaders, and movie lovers living and working in Norwalk.

The Norwalk Film Festival was founded by a grassroots group of filmmakers, community cultural leaders, and movie lovers living and working in Norwalk. The festival celebrates independent filmmaking, and emerging voices with diverse backgrounds. The goal of the volunteer-based NFF committee is to bring local communities together and stimulate conversations generated by the films.
NFF supports the goal of Cultural Equity as a critical component to the long-term viability and growth of the Norwalk artistic community. Our mission is illuminated and magnified through the Festival’s films and filmmakers.

The Norwalk Film Festival is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. Contributions made payable to the Norwalk Film Festival are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Host or Publisher Wall Street Theater.