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Albuquerque, United States · Est. 2024 · Multiple structural red flags — exercise caution before submitting
The Fronteras Micro-Film Festival is an Albuquerque-based short-film event that reimagines the traditional festival by presenting films inside interactive art installations. It is notable for its border-politics theme, screening very short films by local and international filmmakers that address borders, enforcement, crossings, surveillance, and migration, and for its decentralized, audience-driven viewing format. The festival has significance as a community-oriented, theme-specific experimental short-film showcase that connects local New Mexico issues with broader borderland conversations.
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
Founded
2024
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