See you next year at Micah 2010!

We had a fantastic turnout tonight for the screening of As We Forgive, and I wanted to point everyone toward the Living Bricks campaign to support reconciliation efforts in Rwanda.
Living Bricks is an initiative to restore hearts and homes in Rwanda following the destruction of the 1994 genocide. Living Bricks equips repentant genocide perpetrators with [...]

Please note: There are still plenty of tickets available for tonight, but we’ve closed online sales for this evening. Come to the Crest Theater and get your tickets at the door.
You can still buy tickets online for The Least of These tomorrow night and Shooting Beauty on Sunday afternoon. These are both amazing, thought-provoking films [...]

We’re only a few days away from the opening of the Micah Film Fest and everyone on the team is very excited. We have an amazing linup of award-winning documentaries and we know you will be blown away by each of them.
However, since we’re only a few days away, all ticket’s purchased online from this [...]

When you buy your admission tickets for the Micah Film Festival, 40% of every ticket sale goes directly to a non-profit organization of your choice. Here’s how it works:

Purchase your tickets at the ticket page. We’ll mail them to you.
When you arrive at the festival you’ll have an opportunity to learn about several non-profit organizations [...]

The Micah Film Festival is more than a movie series. We aim to create a collaborative learning environment where great art becomes the catalyst for the redemptive transformation of our world.
Prior to each screening we’ll host a reception with light refreshments where you can learn about and engage with a variety of exciting non-profit organizations [...]

The Micah Film Festival is pleased to announce that our inaugural venue will be the historic Crest Theater in Oceanside, California. The beautiful Crest Theatre is one of several vintage theaters throughout the greater San Diego area. It is conveniently located just one block east of the historic Pacific Coast Highway 101 in downtown Oceanside:
102 North [...]

The Micah Film Festival is proud to announce its inaugural first year. Our mission is to celebrate excellent documentary films that advance the causes of justice, mercy, and humility, thereby connecting people with organizations that are working to affect redemptive transformation in the world.
For 2009 we’ve assembled an amazing group of films. Each, in its [...]

Could you forgive a person who murdered your family? This is the question faced by the subjects of As We Forgive, a documentary about Rosaria and Chantal—two Rwandan women coming face-to-face with the men who slaughtered their families during the 1994 genocide. The subjects of As We Forgive speak for a nation still wracked by [...]

The Least of These explores one of the most controversial aspects of American immigration policy: family detention.
As part of the Bush administration policy to end what they termed the “catch and release’” of undocumented immigrants, the U.S. government opened the T. Don Hutto Residential Center in May 2006 as a prototype family detention facility. The [...]