Indie Memphis Film Festival Returns with New Leadership
The Indie Memphis Film Festival will return November 5-8, 2026. The festival, which began when a group of University of Memphis film students projected their works on a coffee shop wall in 1998, grew to become a major cultural force in the Mid South by the 2010s, regularly attracting more than 10,000 ticket buyers to…
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