Filmmaker Joshua Irwin Showcases La Morte De La Guerre at Fort Smith International Film Festival

The Local Vibe
Aug 19
1 min read

The Fort Smith International Film Festival welcomed filmmaker Joshua Irwin, who brought with him a unique vision rooted in one of science fiction’s most beloved franchises, Star Trek. Irwin’s fan production, La Morte De La Guerre (translated as The Death of War), captivated audiences with its cinematic scope, compelling storytelling, and deep respect for Gene Roddenberry’s legacy.

The Fort Smith International Film Festival continues to highlight diverse voices in film, and Irwin’s project stands as a shining example of how storytelling can unite communities, inspire creativity, and keep iconic worlds alive for years to come.

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A lifelong Star Trek fan, Irwin has spent the past seven years building the Avalon Universe, a series of fan productions available on YouTube. He credits the Star Trek community for its support and passion, even as he navigates the unique challenges of fan film guidelines and funding.

You can find out more about Joshua Irwin and other Fan Productions here: fanfilmfactor.com or you can find his work on

YouTube @avalonuniverse6327