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#EOFF2026 Official Selections List

The Eastern Oregon Film Festival celebrates its seventeenth year by opening a day early, with most screenings taking place at the historic Granada Theatre in downtown La Grande. With after-parties at festival HQ and special events throughout the weekend, this year is bound to be our best yet.

Thanks to a record number of submissions, the dedicated work of our viewing committee, and our dynamic new venue, we have curated a program that offers something for everyone and keeps the party downtown going all weekend long. We are proud to present this year’s official selections: 9 feature films and 45 short films. Stay tuned for full film details to be released on August 23. Join us at #EOFF2026 - October 14-17, 2026 in La Grande, Oregon.

FEATURE FILMS

Dream Touch Believe

Directed by Jenna Naranjo Winters

Little Doors

Directed by Anthony Oberbeck

Meta Take One

Directed by John Dierre and Ryan Dutter

Mildlife

Directed by Cory Thibert

Radioheart: The Drive and Times of DJ Kevin Cole

Directed by Peter Hilgendorf and Andrew Franks

The Last Picture Shows

Directed by Rustin Thompson

The Oldest Person in the World

Directed by Sam Green

The Plan

Directed by Jessica Barr

Transforming the Beautiful Game: The Clyde Best Story

Directed by Dan Egan

SHORT FILMS

3 Minutos

Directed by Douglas Ryan

5 AM in Manama

Directed by Khaled Jalal

A Mother’s Love

Directed by Harald Schwarzenbacher

American Boy by an Undocumented Immigrant

Directed by Jingbei Bai

Around August

Directed by Luka Stojcic

Big Bad Boys

Directed by Sven Fuhrken and Chris Hirschhäuser

Bridge: My Little Friends

Directed by Kazuyuki Ishihara

Butcher’s Stain

Directed by Meyer Levinson-Blount

Casual Vignettes of Gilded Vulgarity

Directed by Paul Kaiser

Correspondence

Directed by Paul K. Oh

Cosmic Heirloom: Buried 400 Years

Directed by Brian Craig Hinderberger

Criddlers

Directed by Blaine Moir´ and Eliot Murray

CVNT

Directed by Nicole Higgins

Extraordinary Character

Directed by Alex Astrella

From Fields to Flight

Directed by Ipshita Bhattacharyya

Heirlooms

Directed by Dan Abramovici

In the Middle of Something

Directed by Lauren Adams

Intangible Zone

Directed by Greg Méndez López

Just Another F*cking Short Film

Directed by Sacha Mitchell

Killingsworth

Directed by Josh Brine

Life Is (A) Short

Directed by Brooke Dooley

Looking Up

Directed by Michelle L Alvarado

Meeting Your Maker

Directed by Gregory JM Kasunich

Not to Come Back

Directed by Katarzyna Lewek

Oh Whale

Directed by Winslow Crane-Murdoch

Otra Zotehuela

Directed by Pearson Kunz

People Watching

Directed by Mitch McGonegal

Perpetual Care

Directed by Alex Royer

Queen

Directed by Kai Nealis

Shadow Work

Directed by Brooke Trantor

Steakout!

Directed by Max Neace

Stuck

Directed by Usman Ally

Sunspark

Directed by Danny Bourque

Tacocunr

Directed by Erin Brown Thomas

The Congress

Directed by Eko Krisna

The Drowning Place

Directed by Christopher J Hall

The Epic of Enkidu

Directed by Mike A Smith

The Gilded Mirror

Directed by Jack Dudley Gewant

The Holdens

Directed by Nicholas Geraci

The Part

Directed by Wednesday Peck

The Pearl Comb

Directed by Ali Cook

The Turning Point

Directed by Rishi Raj

The Whole Thing

Directed by Calvin Sang

This Conversation Has Been Removed

Directed by Andrew Nolan

Tom’s Alien Space Adventure!

Directed by Grahm Molloy

Each evening of the Eastern Oregon Film Festival concludes with live performances that celebrate the same creativity, originality, and community spirit found on screen. Festival after-parties at HQ bring filmmakers, audiences, musicians, and local residents together to continue the conversation long after the credits roll.

Featuring acclaimed artists from across the Pacific Northwest, the #EOFF2026 music lineup blends Americana, folk, indie rock, and psychedelic pop into three unforgettable nights of music, celebration, and community.

The nonprofit group is seeking volunteers and sponsors to support the festival as it transitions back downtown, where it belongs, while bolstering partnerships with Eastern Oregon University, The Liberty Theatre, and regional cinephiles.

Festival passes are on sale now at an early bird rate—secure your access to the entire festival today. Special VIP packages are also available.

The festival extends its gratitude to our sponsors and partners, including Oregon Film, The James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation, The Robert W. Chandler II Fund, Roundhouse Foundation, Alternative Cinemas 21, Eastern Oregon University, Eventive, and many other regional organizations and community members.