pdx recovery film festival 2024

$15 | September 29th, 2024 | Revolution Hall |

Pre-Show Fair: 2PM | Show: 3PM

Whether you’re passionate about film, dedicated to raising awareness, or simply looking to make a difference, this event is for you. Come celebrate the courage of those who have overcome obstacles, learn more about the journey of recovery, and be a part of a community committed to making a lasting impact

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Film Festival and Pre-Show Fair

Compelling Films: Immerse yourself in a curated selection of films that showcase the extraordinary journeys of individuals overcoming challenges and finding hope. Each story is a testament to the indomitable will of the human spirit and a reminder that recovery is possible.

Pre-Show Recovery Fair: Join us at 2pm for a pre-show recovery fair! Win prizes, meet experts in the recovery field, and learn more about how you can support your loved ones and community!

Raffle Prizes: Don’t miss your chance to win exciting prizes in our raffle! Every entry contributes to our mission and offers an opportunity for you to take home something special.

Movie Snacks: Come enjoy movie snacks and drinks while you immerse yourselves in captivating films.

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Thank you for joining us!

PDXRFF 2023 was a huge success

This year’s event was the best yet! With over 300 attendees and 16 sponsors, the PDX Recovery Film Festival was better than we could have imagined. Thank you to filmmakers, sponsors, judges and audience, you all made it possible.

PDXRFF 2022

Take a look back at 2022

In 2022, we had a total of 360 submissions and 14 finalists! We had 160 in person attendees who were able to vote on these fantastic films. A huge thank you to those who supported the effort, we were able to raise over $21,000 for live saving services to our community.

PDXRFF 2021

The first PDX Recovery Film Festival

Bridges to Change’s first PDXRFF was an absolute success. We had submission from all around the country. Over 300 people attended the virtual festival.

You can watch this engaging panel discussion from the festival with executive directors Monta Knudson (BTC), Tera Hurst (Health Justice Recovery Alliance) and Chris Bouneff (NAMI Oregon) as they talk about the behavioral health system and homelessness with thoughts on how to be a catalyst for change.