Sedona International Film Festival in Sedona
The Sedona International Film Festival brings eight days of independent film to the red rock town each late winter, screening more than 150 features, documentaries, shorts, and foreign-language films. Founded in 1994, the festival pairs its lineup with workshops led by Academy Award-winning filmmakers and has been named one of MovieMaker's great film festivals in vacation destinations.
Sedona is better known globally for its red rock formations and spiritual-retreat tourism than for cinema, which is precisely what has made the Sedona International Film Festival, founded in 1994, distinctive among America's independent film festivals.