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Idaho Panhandle Film Festival

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The Idaho Panhandle Film Festival

Be our guest: This festival includes Local Films, Regional Films and International Films. It's entertaining to watch these films and go on a journey lead with curiosity. This event is held at the beautiful Elks Lodge #331 in Wallace, Idaho.

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Be a producer: Awards & Prizes Best Narrative, Science fiction, Fantasy, Comedy, Wildlife Documentary

Rules & Terms: Only Family Friendly G, PG, and PG13 films will be selected. Preferred length is 10 minutes.

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This year's event will feature Nell Shipman, a local actress: The highlight of Canadian-American Nell Shipman’s career in the US is the 1921–1925 period in which she ran a motion picture company from the isolated woods of Idaho. Details surrounding Nell Shipman’s decision to move her production company from Southern California, first to Spokane, Washington, and finally to Lionhead Lodge on the shore of Priest Lake, Idaho, are still not fully known. See the video below.

Wallace Idaho has a tremendous background in movie making. It hosted two major Studios who love to bring big projects here. Universal Studios Dante’s Peak in 1996 and in the ‘70s Michael Cimino’s Heaven's Gate. Your winning short film is sure to get some attention!

Have questions or need help? Call (208) 563-1994