Metro Film Festival, a Film Discovery Network

We had a nice trial film screening at the church earlier in September 2025 at GPCG, and we’re looking to expand a little North/West of Grosse Pointe.

And now we’re ready for Metro Film Festival events in 2026. We’re going to start with some Star Trek fan-made films, and then we’ll screen winners from the MetroFilmFestival.

This is just the beginning. We’re now supporting FAN FILMS of all types, and we’re happy to screen yours when our Fest relaunches later in 2026. (NONCOMMERCIALLY OF COURSE.) All of these screenings are FREE.

We’re screening family-friendly Fan Made films and television programs like the kind of thing produced at the Neutral Zone studios. You may have watched Star Trek Continues on our NON-COMMERCIAL and FREE “Star Trek Continued” Roku channel.

Not in the Metro Detroit area? Then add our Free, NonCommercial Roku channel called “Star Trek Continued.”

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Outside of the fan-film arena: Distribution and promotion of indie film/TV-shows.

We stream content on connected TV via our FREE Movies Plus branded TV-Apps on FireTV and Roku. See MoviesPlusTV.com for links.

Now we stream Indie films from our Metro Film Festival, and we have “live” channels that run 24/7. It’s all FREE of course!

In 2016 we expanded to a free app on Roku with MPTV (Movies Plus TV) at this link on Roku. Movies Plus channels are cornerstones in our organization.

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How the Metro Film Festival helps filmmakers get exposure

Metro aims to help filmmakers get exposure and distribution for their films. No matter what your release window is, we are here to help you.

Below is a snapshot taken from our film festival. The article was taken from a newspaper. The article writes of Alex, an indie filmmaker who streamed his film on our Movies Plus Amazon Fire TV channel for 6 months. Alex is a proactive filmmaker. His film is now streaming on Hulu.

A snapshot from our last Festival…

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