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Washington, United States · Est. 2004 · High structural score (80–100) for legitimacy and industry clout — not limited to Oscar-qualifying festivals
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Tier A score for legitimacy and industry clout. Still confirm deadlines, fees, and categories on the festival site before paying.
The national geographic all roads film project is a established film festival held in Washington, United States, founded in 2004. The festival hosts confirmed physical screenings. False Festival rates its legitimacy at 65/100 (Tier B).
Last updated Sep 4, 2026
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Founded
2004
Venue
Newseum (in-person 2005-2018; later remote)
Screenings
Physical screenings confirmed
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