The Women of Color Film Festival was founded in 1992 and takes place at the University of California at Santa Cruz.

As the longest running event of its kind, the UCSC Women of Color Film and Video Festival has sparked dialogue across communities locally, nationally, and trans-nationally by providing a platform for critical explorations of race, nation, class, gender, ethnicity, and sexuality. It has become a much-anticipated and acclaimed event for its commitment to visual expression, scholarship, and activism.

To date it has shown close to 300 films by women of color as well as hosted workshops and panel discussions with filmmakers, artists, and activists. Past festival participants have included Julie Dash, Cheryl Dunye, Lourdes Portillo, Alma Lopez, and Osa Hidalgo de la Riva.

• The Miller's Three Sons
• The Millerton News
• The Millicent Library
• The Millicent Times
• The Mill in the Black Forest
• The Millionaire (1947 film)
• The Millionaire (1950 film)
• The Millionaire - El Millioner 1950
• The Millionaire Recruit
• The Millionaires' Unit
• The Millionaire's Unit
• The Million Dollar Countdown
• The Million Dollar Homage
• The Million Dollar Incident
• The Million Dollar Rip-Off
• The Million Pound Drop
• The Millions of Polichinela
• The Mill (post-production)
• The Mill (Rembrandt print)
• The Mills House Hotel
• The Mills of the Gods: Viet Nam
• The Milwaukee Journal Green Sheet
• The Mime Order
• The Mimic
• The Mimic (film)