Beloit International Film Festival

The Beloit International Film Festival, also called Biff, is the annual ten -day film festival, which celebrates the power of an independent film from around the world. Local residents and guests from all over the country fill places with 40 to 400 places to see over 100 films and meet dozens of filmmakers who come from the entire USA and around the world.

By celebrating 20 years, this unique festival is constantly growing and noticed the national time in which the New York Times calls Biff: “Festival with a unique goal of returning the Golden Age of Film Festivals, when the guests talked throughout the night of the film with directors and writers who were available and available on questions.” New York Times also mentioned the festival as a unique alternative to other great international film festivals, such as Sundance and Tribeca.