Atlanta International Documentary Film Festival

5 films • 1 award • 4 selections

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Stink!

2015•Award

Jon Whelan investigates the presence of toxic chemicals in consumer products after noticing a strong odor from his children's pajamas, facing resistance from corporations and lawmakers.

Stink!

2015 • Award

Official Selections

The Human Experience

2009•Official selection

Two brothers spend a week living on the streets of New York City during one of the coldest winters on record, seeking answers about humanity.

The Human Experience

2009 • Official selection

Connected: An Autoblogography About Love, Death & Technology

2012•Official selection

Four years of production culminated in a film that intertwines Tiffany Shlain's high-risk pregnancy with her father's battle with brain cancer.

Connected: An Autoblogography About Love, Death & Technology

2012 • Official selection

Reconvergence

2012•Official selection

Four characters share their views on history, memory, and technology, including a naturalist who runs a 1,000-acre preserve in North Carolina.

Reconvergence

2012 • Official selection

Forced Perspective

2015•Official selection

Five film festivals awarded accolades to Derek Hess's story, which details his struggles with alcoholism and bipolar disorder and their impact on his art.

Forced Perspective

2015 • Official selection

The record, year by year

Every Atlanta International Documentary Film Festival title we index, 2009 to 2015: 1 award, 0 nominations and 4 official selections across 3 years.

2015

Award

Stink!

1 official selection in our catalogue

2012

2 official selections in our catalogue

2009

1 official selection in our catalogue

How this was compiled. Our editors assembled this record together with Wikidata's structured claims (award received P166, nominated for P1411, official selection P5072), festival names and years drawn from published Wikipedia articles, and our own web research. Some entries were extracted automatically and have not yet been independently corroborated.

It describes the films we index, not the festival: a year showing one award means one award-winning title in our index, not that the festival gave one award.