THE LAST FIRST:
A NIGHT ON K2
Join JHIFF for a special summer screening of The Last First: Winter K2, an Apple Original Film from acclaimed documentary filmmaker Amir Bar-Lev. Set against the extreme altitude, unpredictable weather, and unforgiving terrain of K2, the film examines the evolving world of high-altitude mountaineering through a story of ambition, strategy, class, power, determination, and survival.
Held at the National Museum of Wildlife Art, the evening includes the screening, an audience Q&A with the director moderated by JHIFF Creative Director David Nugent, and a reception following the program.
Thursday, July 30
National Museum of Wildlife Art
6:30 PM
$35
SAVE THE DATE:
DECEMBER 10-13, 2026
The Jackson Hole International Film Festival returns to the Tetons December 10-13, 2026. Join filmmakers, audiences, and industry professionals for four days of screenings, conversations, and shared cinematic experiences in Jackson Hole.
Early Bird Teton Passes for the
2026 Jackson Hole International Film Festival
Are Here
Each December, the Jackson Hole International Film Festival welcomes filmmakers and audiences to Jackson Hole for four days of exceptional cinema, conversation, and cultural exchange.
The 2026 Teton Pass is your invitation to every screening, conversation, special event, and reception, December 10–13.
Purchase your pass by July 30 for $750 and receive one complimentary ticket to The Last First: Winter K2. Early-bird pricing continues through August 31 before increasing to $1,000 on September 1.
Support a festival that brings filmmakers, audiences, and experiences together in one of the most distinctive cultural settings in the American West.
Partner
with JHIFF
In the Tetons each winter, the Jackson Hole International Film Festival presents bold films in an environment where place, season, and community influence how filmmakers and audiences experience them together.
JHIFF envisions a future in which film is an essential part of cultural life. By creating open spaces for artistic ambition, boundary-breaking storytelling, and unexpected encounters, filmmakers and audiences experience films together as lived, shared, and transformative.
