A film festival geared toward showing “uplifting” movies and shorts is coming to Big Sky this weekend. It’s the first year for the Lone Peak Film Festival in Big Sky, which will have six feature films and 16 shorts. And those credits are a way to incentivize investors.”Events like the Big Sky Film Festival in Missoula draw crowds, and the expectation is Lone Peak will too. Organizers of the Lone Peak event spent time in the Big Sky area, seeing if there was appetite in the community for the festival, Glick said. The Lone Peak Film Festival starts at 4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 19, at the Big Sky Center for the Arts.