Artivist Film Festival Comes to Sedona, 7/8-9

Artivist Film Festival, a unique showcase of films exploring social active themes, come to Sedona for the first time ever at Canyon Moon Theatre.

The complete list of film screenings follows. Advance tickets may be reserved now at www.festival.artivist.com/.

The name Artivist is a combination of "artist" and "activist." Since its inception in 2003, Artivist has screened 400+ films representing more than 60 countries, and has produced film festival tours in Los Angeles, New York, London, Tokyo, Mexico City, and Lisbon, that have reached more than 35 million people.

The Sedona edition of Artivist Film Festival is part of a nationwide expansion of its screenings program to six cities in the U.S., beyond its traditional annual programs in Los Angeles and New York.

Among the films presented at the Artivist Film Festival over the years have been Academy Award winner "Born Into Brothels" and Academy Award nominee "Super-Size Me" as well as the Los Angeles Premiere of critically-acclaimed documentaries "God Sleeps In Rwanda," "Fast Food Nation," "Emmanuelle's Gift," "Zeitgeist," "Trudell," "Stolen Childhoods", and "Regeneration".

ARTIVIST is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All proceeds benefit the Annual Artivist Film Festival, creating a platform for socially conscious "Artivists" to share their inspirational and informative films with the world.