2025 Film Festival -December 28th, 2025 in Tubac & Green Valley, Arizona
We are proud to host our festival in Tubac & Green Valley.
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Films to be screened at
Desert Sky Cinema at 70 Duval Mine Rd,
Green Valley, AZ 85614
December 28th, 2025
Suggested donation $10 per person.
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3:30 PM - Feature Presentation -the best faith-based feature film of 2025.
TBD
Best Feature
5:15 PM - Short Film Presentation will showcase the best faith-based shorts and documentaries of 2025.
TBD
Best Animation
Best Documentary
Best Music Video
Best Inspirational
Best Actress
Best Editing
Best Actor
Best Short
Best Cinematography
Best Short Director
Best Dramatic
Best Comedic
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Our Winners
My experience has been wonderful. Great communication from the start, I look forward to meeting everyone. So grateful for the opportunity to share my creativity, light and love. Thank you! ~Adelita Smith
Amazing festival! Very professional. Can’t wait until next year! Ellie Mae Smith
Thank you so much for choosing “From summer to summer” as a quarter-finalist, it’s a very special and luminous gift, as your film festival’s values and spirit are so enlightened, and Faith, Hope and Love are to the core of what we believe filmmaking is about, like in this wonderful Steven Spielberg quote where he says that the one goal is to give the world a taste of peace, friendship and understanding. Our script’s hero, Henri Fournier, is unforgettable to us and it was really about blowing kisses at him and celebrating him for being such a starry, dreamy, idealistic, true and fragile soul, and giving more support for his magic to shine and reach other Dreamers, so it means so much to know it might happen. Congratulations to all and thank you again. ~Coline and Jane Pagoda
Thank you and God bless. I really appreciate it but it’s the people of Africville who deserve all the support. ~Stephanie A. Daye
They were terrific. e are grateful for being considered. ~Kathy Foley
I wanted to say Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Dean Cain won Best Actor, HOPE won Best Feature, and I won Best Director. Again, I am proud of these accomplishments. ~Ellie Mae Smith
It was rewarding to be a part of this film festival. The staff were very nice and it is great to have a place for this type of film genre to screen. Thank you! ~Greg Crosby
I'm so thankful that there are now festivals like "Faith, Hope, and Love" that are dedicated to ... faith, hope and love! Above all, I'm extremely proud that my two Buddhist faith-based scripts — "Warrior In A Garden" and "The Whole Zen Thing" - were recognized as a semi-finalist and a quarter-finalist, respectively. Thanks so much. Mark Clemente
I am delighted to have been selected as a quarter finalist. ~Ruth Simerly
Thanks so much for this great news and our crew was hoping to be at the awards. We truly are honored to be recognized and wish all the best to all the involved. We’ve done enough of these to know how monumental of a task it is to conduct a film festival. So congrats to all of you! Blessings, ~Steve and the SARAH crew
Thank you so much for recognizing From the Ashes. Receiving recognition as a quarter-finalist for our faith-based pilot script is incredibly rewarding. Congratulations to all the finalists and the winner! ~Alison Miller
Just a note to sincerely thank you for reading and responding to my script, Victor. It means a lot to me, thank you! I hope the festival is a great success. ~Aaron Huckleberry
A professional and encouraging festival with pleasant communication … thank you for accepting Codes of Life documentary as a Nominee. ~Jenifer Treur
In all honesty, I was pleasantly surprised and grateful to have reached quarter finals. I'm honored that my work was read and judged. I directed a short that has won best director, and the film 3 awards to date with more judging to come. Faith, Hope, and Love Screenwriting Competition & Film Festival has been exciting for me and I am grateful for this wonderful experience. ~Teodor Todorov
It was an honor to have our short comedy script “The Last Mediation of Christ” achieve quarter finalist status. Great to be a part of a festival that lacks fear of hard questions and humor in dealing with religious topics. ~David Schleicher
It was an honour for my short screenplay to be a Quarter-Finalist in the Faith in Film festival. --James Lee Beeler
Faith, Hope, and Love is a wonderful venue for any screenwriter and filmmaker that has a spiritual theme. I am rather selective of the festivals that I apply to and receive promotions every week from various festivals for my submission. What I love about this competition and festival, is they give every submission careful and honest review and you don't have to be connected to the promoters to win an award like other festivals. The interesting thing is if I would describe my screenplay "The Dog Healers," Its a spiritual journey about Faith, Love & Hope, so I feel spiritually connected to this festival and I am proud to be a quarter finalist in the screenwriting competition. I would highly recommend any screenwriter or film maker with a spiritual theme to submit their work of art to Faith Hope and Love. It is an enlightening experience. In addition to my screenplay, I will be submitting my award winning documentary "The Dog Healers." ~Mark Winnick
So honored that The Autumn Year made the quarterfinals. Thanks for fielding a contest dedicated to promoting movies about FH&L! Looking forward to entering again next year! ~Tony Bustamonte
Faith, Hope, and Love screenwriting Competition was a very professional festival and provided quality feedback. I will enter again. Thank you. ~Eric Sollars
Thank you for recognizing my film. I'm honored to be a nominee. This project has been a labor of love for me. Happy holidays, and good luck with the festival! ~Holly
Was delighted that my screendance "Fountain," was chosen to be screened a the festival. Love the uniqueness of this interfaith based film festival.
This is one of the newest festivals whose topic is so timely in our world; a world filled with hate, lacking spiritual devotion and hope. It is a truly a great place to submit scripts that can have an impact on our world. Thanks to all involved for recognition of the message of my script and wishing you all much success.
About our Home
Tubac is a beautiful artists’ colony located in southern Arizona. Nestled in the Tumacacori Highlands between the Santa Cruz River Valley and the Santa Rita Mountains. It’s known for it’s stunning sunsets and desert vistas. Home to a variety of artist galleries, Tubac has become a home away from home for many artists in the American Southwest.
Tubac is also a popular wedding and honeymoon location. From horseback riding to hiking, bird watching and mountain climbing, you’ll never run out of things to do in Tubac. Apart from it’s amazing galleries and outdoor activities, Tubac is also famous for being one of the world's top destinations for relaxation. If you are looking for peace and tranquility Tubac is the place for you.
Established in 1752 as a presidio, Tubac was the first Spanish settlement in what is now Arizona. Tubac was one of the primary stops along the Camino Real (the “Royal Road”) from Mexico to Northern California. Tubac's most famous Spanish resident was Juan Bautista de Anza. While stationed at Tubac in the late 1700s, de Anza built the chapel of Santa Gertrudis, the foundations of which lie beneath today's St. Ann's Church.
From the 1930s–1960s, Tubac evolved into an art colony. Painter Dale Nichols opened an art school in the small desert village in 1948 and restored some of Tubac's historic buildings. Students included watercolorist Al Romo and sculptor Bob Brisley. Tubac also hosts the Tubac Festival of the Arts which is an immensely popular annual event that dates back to the 1960s.
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We are proud to host our festival in Tubac & Green Valley, Arizona.



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