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In the 2012 Santa Fe Film Festival's presentation of this trio of short films about honor and right of passage, an Afghan boy, an ousted Iranian Prime Minister and an adolescent Somali, search for a way to leave their mark on the world.

“The Sapphires,” screening at the 2012 Santa Fe Film Festival, is a film about the healing power of music and four young girls who overcome politics to follow their vision of success.

“Nairobi Half Life” is an exciting, seamless, provocative, not-to-be-missed journey to reach an impossible Rocky-type goal.

This film is about hope, about unity, but most of all, about courage—the kind of courage that women from a remote, almost forgotten land show when they are presented with the opportunity to earn money to provide a better life for their families.

In English, this playfully directed South Korean film is pleasing to the ears, easy on the eyes and unwinds with the leisure of a seaside holiday.

It’s a widely known fact that FDR had a long-term love affair with Lucy Mercer Rutherfurd, Eleanor Roosevelt’s social secretary. However in "Hyde Park on Hudson," screenwriter Richard Nelson brings to life a much more obscure tryst between President Roosevelt (played by Bill Murray) and his sixth cousin Margaret “Daisy” Suckley.

“Now, Forager” gives a realistic view of the world of fine dinning and who we rely on for little bits of fancy feasting joy.

Bill Murray FDR Flick Highlights Santa Fe Film Fest Line-Up By Kathaleen Roberts / Journal Staff Writer on Thu, Nov…

On Wednesday, December 5, 2012  Santa Fe’s cineaste’s and foodies will come together  for a delicious pairing of Film and Fungi…

Enter the world of Santa Fe Film Festival at our Gala Celebration! The beautiful lobby and ballrooms of the Hotel…