FMN Event Summary · Christian film
Christian Worldview Film Festival 2026
March 2026 · Albany, Georgia

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The 2026 Christian Worldview Film Festival brought faith-driven filmmakers together around screenings, awards, professional development and a shared interest in storytelling shaped by Christian conviction. The official winners record shows a program that extended well beyond feature films. It recognized short films, documentaries, animation, music videos, promotional work, missions awareness, international impact, young filmmakers and projects completed through a 48-hour film race. That range gave established teams and emerging creators several ways to have their work seen.
Empty Nets received the feature-film award, while The Stranger led the short-film category. Finding the Hiding Place: Corrie Ten Boom, Billy Graham, and a Hollywood Film was named the feature-documentary winner, and Storms of Life led the short-documentary category. Other recognized projects included My Neighbor for animation, Satisfied in You (Psalm 42) for music video and Tour of the Lost for young filmmakers. The official list also identifies the directors and producers behind many winning and runner-up projects.
For families, the festival offers a discovery point for films created with an explicit Christian worldview. For filmmakers, it functions as both a showcase and a place to strengthen craft, relationships and professional confidence. Awards cannot replace a family's own review of a film's themes and suitability, but they can help audiences identify projects that might otherwise be difficult to find. FMN prepared this summary from the festival's published 2026 winners information and has not reproduced the organizer's page.
