Four Corners Film Festival

Join Film Four Corners for an unforgettable lineup of films. The in-person event is held September 12 & 13, 2025. Screenings will be held at the beautiful and historic Totah Theater in the heart of Farmington's downtown. Speakers and panelists will bring information and educational opportunities for local students and visiting filmmakers alike. For details, please visit their website.

2025 Four Corners Film Festival Schedule

Friday, September 12, 2025

10:00 AM

Legacy of the Land - In this 6-part series, produced by NOVA and made by Indigenous filmmakers, highlights climate stories from native communities across the United States and shares insight from their traditions cultures, and knowledge.

• Tides of Tradition
• Standing the Heat 
• Sands of Time 
• Megadroughts and Indigenous Voices
• Keepers of the Coastline 
• Harvesting the Future 

11:00 AM

• Discussion led by Mike Wilson (Tohono O’odham) on environmental justice and cultural stewardship in the Southwest

11:30 AM

• Lunch Break

12:30 PM

Coming Home – Stories of Resistance, Identity & Belonging - A powerful series of documentary shorts produced by Latino Public Broadcasting by talented young filmmakers from across the U.S. that explore the challenges of adapting to new environments, overcoming adversity, and redefining identity.

• And the Stars are the Same 
• Double Life
• Farmers of the Sea 
• Sangre Violenta/Sangre Violeta 
• The Afro Mexpats

2:00 PM

• Discussion led by Mike Wilson (Tohono O’odham)

4:00 PM

• The American Southwest 

7:00 PM

• Hell or High Water 

Saturday, September 13, 2025

1:00 PM

• Firelighters: Fire is Medicine (57 minutes)

3:00 PM

• Showcase: The Work of Utah Filmmakers Carly and Jared Jakins
• Rat Rod 
• American Seams 
• El Desierto 

4:00 PM

• Q & A with Filmmakers Carly and Jared Jakins led by Guest Festival Programmer

7:00 PM

• The Arrangement

8:15 PM

• Q & A with Director Shonie De La Rosa