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The Ashland Independent Film Festival is five days of the highest quality independent film in this historic town the Washington Post called "a dream you'll never want to leave." The festival offers several general and audience awards for documentary and narrative features and shorts, plus special awards to illustrious honorees such as the Rogue and Pride Awards. Special guests have included Chris Cooper, Lynn Shelton, James Ivory, Ty Burrell, Albert Maysles, Barbara Kopple, Helen Hunt, and Bruce Campbell. The festival typically features its Oregon connections with filmmakers such as Klamath Falls native James Ivory and Jacksonville resident Bruce Campbell ("My Name is Bruce," 2007).
