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      • WAITING FOR KIAROSTAMI
      • Unintended
      • Unconventional
      • The High Life
      • The Happy Statue
      • The Dairy Farmer
      • The Bridge
      • Tale of the American Dream
      • Save a Dance
      • Pinto the Mean Bean
      • Nitrate & Water Quality
      • My Little Sanctuary
      • My Dear Aunt Sally
      • Moon Students
      • Livestock on the Land
      • Life in the Circus Arts
      • Letters/Cartas
      • Large
      • There You Have It
      • Greener Pastures
      • Green Manure Crops
      • Finding My Edge
      • FELICIDAD, VIDA, FAMILIA
      • Fields of Devotion
      • Dairyland
      • DA Union
      • Cover Crops
      • Combined Efforts
      • Be Wild to Rewild
      • Panther Politician
      • Ahead of Their Time
      • After the Gunflint
      • A Place to Grow
      • A Mind Like Stillwater
      • A Long Way From Nowhere
      • A Day With Lily
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Just like the film pioneers that came before us, the mission of the Farm to Film Fest (F2F) is to engage and entertain audiences through film and to inspire thought-provoking conversation. 

Washington is the home of the historic State Theater, the longest continuously operating movie theater in the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. Frank Brinton, one of the earliest exhibitors of movies and magic lantern slides in the world, was a resident of the City of Washington. He and his wife, Indiana, traveled the Midwest showcasing films to captive audiences throughout the 1890's and into the 1900's. They tested the newest technology on fascinated audiences here in Washington, inspiring our love of films starting in 1897 at the still active State Theatre. 
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The F2F continues this rich heritage with its second annual festival April 20 & 21, 2024 with films shown at the State Theater, Dodici’s Shop, Art Domestique, City Hall-Council Chambers and the Washington Public Library, our headquarters will be at the Main Street/Chamber Office (205 W Main St). Participants will enjoy a diverse array of film genres to choose from throughout the weekend. Thank you to our Board of Directors for their work in making this festival come to life! 

If you'd like to see us continue to bring this amazing weekend to Washington, please consider making a donation! To see pictures and film information from our 2023 festival, go here.



Board of Directors 2023-2024

  • Melinda Lord, Executive Director
  • Lyle Moen, President
  • Rick Loula, Vice President
  • Nancy Rash, Secretary
  • Isabella Santoro
  • Millie Youngquist
  • Lorraine Williams​
  • Ed Chabal
Advisor:
  • ​Michael Zahs
​Social Media/Web Design:
  • Sam Meyer
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  • Home
  • About
    • Festival Information & Rules
    • Contact
  • Visiting Washington
  • Sponsors
  • Donate
  • Volunteer
  • 2023 Film Fest
    • 2023 Award Winners
    • 2023 Films >
      • 2023 Film Schedule
      • WAITING FOR KIAROSTAMI
      • Unintended
      • Unconventional
      • The High Life
      • The Happy Statue
      • The Dairy Farmer
      • The Bridge
      • Tale of the American Dream
      • Save a Dance
      • Pinto the Mean Bean
      • Nitrate & Water Quality
      • My Little Sanctuary
      • My Dear Aunt Sally
      • Moon Students
      • Livestock on the Land
      • Life in the Circus Arts
      • Letters/Cartas
      • Large
      • There You Have It
      • Greener Pastures
      • Green Manure Crops
      • Finding My Edge
      • FELICIDAD, VIDA, FAMILIA
      • Fields of Devotion
      • Dairyland
      • DA Union
      • Cover Crops
      • Combined Efforts
      • Be Wild to Rewild
      • Panther Politician
      • Ahead of Their Time
      • After the Gunflint
      • A Place to Grow
      • A Mind Like Stillwater
      • A Long Way From Nowhere
      • A Day With Lily