NYFF to Open with Steve McQueen’s ‘Lovers Rock,’ Festival Will Utilize Outdoor and Virtual Screening Plan
Three of McQueen’s five new anthology films will play at the festival, which will take shape through both outdoor and virtual screenings.
Festivals
‘The Human Voice’ First Look: Pedro Almodóvar Directs Tilda Swinton in English-Language Debut
Almodóvar’s 30-minute short film is set to world premiere at the 2020 Venice Film Festival.
TIFF Announces 2020 Lineup: Regina King’s Directorial Debut, ‘Nomadland,’ Herzog, and More
The slimmed-down September slate also boasts previously announced films from Spike Lee, Halle Berry, Francis Lee, and more.
TIFF 2020: Spike Lee’s ‘David Byrne’s American Utopia’ Will Open This Year’s Festival
This year’s festival, slated to play out in both digital and in-person events, will open with a joyous project about coming together.
How Venice, Telluride, NYFF, and TIFF’s 2020 Collaboration Will Affect the Festival Circuit
A statement released by Venice, Telluride, TIFF and NYFF has insiders scratching their heads. Here’s what to expect.
Venice Film Festival Sets 2020 Plan: Cut Section, Outdoor Screenings, and Regular Competition
Cate Blanchett is still set to head the jury for this year’s main competition.
Sundance Layoffs: Institute Cuts 13 Percent of Staff, Reduces Budgets, and Will Consolidate Labs Programs
Days after outlining a new vision for its annual festival, Sundance Institute CEO and executive director Keri Putnam has announced snips to staff and programs.
Sundance 2021 Will Be ‘Reimagined’: An Online Hub, Social Distancing, and Maybe Even a Date Shift
Newly-installed festival director Tabitha Jackson is planning for every possible instance, but already knows a few things for sure. She shares them in a new memo.
‘9to5: The Story of a Movement’ Review: A Slice of History with Key Lessons for the Future of Protest
Oscar winners Steven Bognar and Julia Reichert follow up “American Factory” with a fascinating, if occasionally unwieldy look at an underappreciated protest and organizing collective.
Woody Allen to Open San Sebastian, Lucrecia Martel and More Set for Locarno
Festival season continues to take shape with new projects from Allen, Martel, Lav Diaz, and more.
TIFF Unveils 2020 Festival Plan: ‘Ammonite,’ Virtual Screenings, and a Reduced Number of Films
The annual Canadian festival will still roll out in September, but with a slimmer lineup and a number of changes designed to encourage a safe viewing experience for all.
As Awards Shows Move Up, Film Festivals Are Scrambling to Maintain Their Influence
The new Oscar dates have forced the entire film calendar to shift in a matter of days, while the fall festivals consider their options. Does February become the new December?
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