Please review the list below to look for screenings in your area.

Since its founding in 1961, San Francisco Cinematheque has become one of the most knowledgeable and respected showcases of experimental film and video in the world. Our intention is to make these works a part of the larger cultural landscape through three main areas of activity: exhibition, publication and education.

Other Cinema is a long-standing bastion of experimental film, video, and performance in San Francisco's Mission District. Conceived and stewarded by Craig Baldwin, with a whole lotta help from ATA Gallery, Steve Polta, Christine Metropoulos, and others in a core collective whose commitment has created a space for contemporary cinematic expression and exchange.

This year hosting a panel "The subtle border between documentary and reality" chaired by Paulo Alcoforado (BRA), Michelange Quay (USA/FRA), Malu Fontes (BRA), and our Gideon Kennedy (USA).

The Festival de Cine de Huesca, taking place in Huesca, Spain, is one of the country's premiere short film festivals. It has competitive sections for narrative and documentary short films. Clandestine will be competing in the International Documentary Short Films section for the 38th edition of the Festival de Cine de Huesca.

While it was a tremendous honor for Clandestine to hold its world premiere at the IDFA, one very important thing was missing: all of our friends, family and supporters. Premiering at the 34th Atlanta Film Festival allows us to finally share and celebrate Clandestine with many of them.

Clandestine is coming to Columbia, South Carolina for the Indie Grits Film Festival. The screening on April 15th is outside of competition to allow Gideon to ethically accept an invitation to serve on this year's Jury. Long time fans and supporters will remember that in 2008 Dick-George, Tenn-Tom won 1st prize at the Indie Grits Film Festival. We are honored to be back!

Presented by the South Alabama Film Festival, the 30min film will be shown on Saturday April 3rd at 5pm in Bernheim Hall (located inside the Ben May Main Library downtown), followed by a brief Q&A. Then join us for the afterparty in the new courtyard of the OK Bicycle Shop (located two blocks over at the corner of Washington and Dauphin).

Being the first major independent film festival to be held after the Academy Awards, Cinequest is a festival and institution that focuses on “The Maverick”. It serves to highlight filmmakers who are doing what others aren’t, who are breaking ground, and doing it with little resources. It is a terrific atmosphere for Clandestine to shine.

The Black Maria Film + Video Festival is a touring festival. Once the films are selected by a jury, they are taken to over 65 venues across the United States from February until June. Some notable past venues of the festival are the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Smithsonian in Washington DC, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and Atlanta’s own Cinefest Theater. Black Maria focuses on short works that reveal an inventive, insightful, and uncommon spirit.

The Thin Line Film Festival presents an environment tailored to Clandestine. The focus on the festival is to present films that blur the thin line between fact and fiction, documentary and narrative; films just like Clandestine.

The International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam was founded in 1988 in order to stimulate the national and international documentary culture. Since its foundation, IDFA has developed into the largest documentary film festival in the world.