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Nebraska’s 400 Wins Best Nebraska Short Film at Omaha Film Festival

Summary

Nebraska’s 400, directed by Miles Landaw, received Best Nebraska Short Film at the 2025 Omaha Film Festival. The film documents efforts to honor Nebraskans who died in the Vietnam War and the creation of a memorial in Papillion.

Key Facts

  • Film: Nebraska’s 400
  • Director: Miles Landaw
  • Award: Best Nebraska Short Film
  • Event: 2025 Omaha Film Festival
  • Festival dates: March 11–16
  • Location: Aksarben Cinema
  • Memorial opened June 6, 2024, in Papillion, Nebraska
  • Supported by Bellevue University, the City of Papillion and community partners

Film Recognition

Nebraska’s 400, directed by Miles Landaw, has been named Best Nebraska Short Film at the 2025 Omaha Film Festival.

Held March 11-16 at Aksarben Cinema, the festival showcases independent films and provides a platform for filmmakers to share their work.

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Film Overview

Nebraska’s 400 follows four Vietnam veterans working to honor the 400 Nebraskans who lost their lives in the Vietnam War. Their efforts led to the creation of the Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial, which opened on June 6, 2024, in Papillion, Nebraska. The memorial is located at 11695 S. 108th Street, just south of Highway 370.

Community Support

With support from Bellevue University, the City of Papillion, and other community partners, the film documents the process of bringing the memorial to life.

The Omaha Film Festival introduces audiences to a range of films and discussions.

For more information on this year’s winners, view the list here.

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