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The 2025 Everett Film Festival is gearing up to be an exciting event, featuring the Oscar-winning short film "I’m Not a Robot," which took home the award for best live-action short. Scheduled for April 5-6 at the Everett Performing Arts Center, this festival will offer a diverse selection of films, including three longer films on Saturday and ten shorts on Sunday. Among the highlights is the locally produced documentary "Fish War," which addresses the battle for indigenous fishing rights and features a surprising ally in a conservative federal judge. Additionally, local filmmakers Emma and Annie Stafki will present "Echoes of the Sound," recounting a significant historical moment in their family's history. Attendees can enjoy complimentary popcorn and snacks, as well as a mid-day happy hour bar, enhancing the festival experience.

Ticket prices are affordable, ensuring accessibility for film lovers in the community. The Everett Film Festival has been connecting local audiences with quality international cinema since 1997, making it a staple in the region. For more information or ticket purchases, interested individuals can visit the festival's official website.

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