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Finger Mullet Film Festival 2026

Join us for the 4th annual Finger Mullet Film Festival (FMFF)!  Free and Open to the Public!  Featuring films from local, national, and international storytellers.

When: Friday, April 10, 2026 | 5:00pm-10:00pm

Where: The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum

Festival Schedule

5:00pm-6:00pm   —  Opening Reception

6:00pm-7:00pm —  Student Block — including over 20 stop-motion videos made by local kindergarten through eighth-grade students who participated in summer camps from 2023 to 2025.  In addition, FMFF is thrilled to showcase work from Flagler College students, as well as from students from China, Croatia, England, Iran, Israel, Norway, Portugal, and the United States, who were selected through an open call.

7:00pm-8:00pm —  Artist Block — a curated selection of experimental films and video works … featuring Samuel Aye-Gboyin; Lilli Carré; Allison Janae Hamilton; Brielle Jenkins; JohnC. Kelly; Thomas Mader and Christine Sun Kim; and Liz Rodda.

8:30pm-10:00pm — Live Music and Visual Performance — musicians will perform live to time-based artwork by visual artists and experimental filmmakers … featuring Barron Sherer (Miami) and David Brieske (Miami), Starter Castles (St. Augustine) and Whitney Hubbs (New York), Franz Pritchard (Tallahassee), Kanemura Osamu (Tokyo, Japan), and Komatsu Hiroko (Tokyo, Japan), and Hedy Starrett (Gainesville) and Kane Pour (Gainesville).

The Finger Mullet Film Festival (FMFF) was founded by Flagler College Distinguished Professors of Art professor Patrick Moser and Kevin Mahoney in collaboration with former Director of the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum, Julie Dickover.  It is dedicated to nurturing an experimental art and film culture in St. Augustine by providing an inspired platform for the best national and international short films alongside a burgeoning local and regional culture from young artists, film makers, creators and storytellers.  Finger Mullet aims to discover, cultivate, and screen new or local narratives to generate critical discussion and empower community collaboration.

For further information, please click the event website link.

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