Here are the winners for the 2023 Ann Arbor Film Festival.

Filmmakers have two more weeks to submit their experimental films to the Ann Arbor Film Festival.

Filmmakers now have two extra weeks to submit their work to the Ann Arbor Film Festival.

The Ann Arbor Film Festival will kick off preparations for its 60th season on Thursday when it opens its call for entries.

ANN ARBOR – The Ann Arbor Film Festival announced it has extended its call for entries for the 59th festival until Oct. 15. In order to welcome more diverse voices to its lineup, the festival is offering a $20 submission fee discount for BIPOC filmmakers -- the same discount it offers its alumni. According to its website, AAFF seeks films and videos that “demonstrate a high regard for the moving image as an experimental art form, no matter the genre." Work must have been completed within the last three years, and works in progress are juried in the same pool as other entries. Feature submissions are $70 per film and shorts submissions are $60 per film.

ANN ARBOR – The Ann Arbor Film Festival will be hosting a drive-in movie night on Sept. 30 featuring more than 10 of the best avant-garde and experimental films from its 58th season. Tickets are $25 per car and must be purchased online in advance. The event will take place in Weber’s parking lot at 3050 Jackson Rd. The lot will open at 7 p.m. and the show begins at 8:30 p.m.AAFF Drive-In tickets have already sold out for Thursday, October 1 🚗We've decided to add another date and present the same program on Wednesday, September 30! Get yours soon: https://t.co/AAAZkwjQDU pic.twitter.com/YlQ0wKQcsk — Ann Arbor Film Festival (@AAFilmFest) September 22, 2020For program details and to purchase tickets, visit aafilmfest.org/drive-in.

ANN ARBOR - The Ann Arbor Film Festival opened its call for entries Monday for its upcoming 58th annual festival. The dates for the upcoming festival are March 24-29, 2020. - Ann Arbor Film FestivalThis year, the AAFF has partnered with submissions platform FilmFreeway. Filmmakers may also submit their work through the festival website directly, using the Festivant platform, which was developed by Ann Arbor-based InfoReady. All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.