The annual festival has unveiled another round of Galas and Special Presentations, plus star-studded Masters and Contemporary World Cinema slates.
The annual fest has (finally) announced its bookending premiere events, including a historical drama and a real-life tale of insane intrigue.
Just four years old, the festival’s most exciting section also includes a strong showing from female directors and international rising stars.
The annual fall festival will roll out the red carpet for some old favorites, new talents, and some of Cannes’ most talked-about features.
The festival will debut Stewart’s final “Sharkwater” documentary, which the filmmaker was in the process of making when he passed away in 2017.
Across the competition categories, 42 percent of the films are directed by women and 39 percent are directed by people of color.
Things are far from stable in the evolving specialty film market, as film festivals and award season loom.
Of the 21 films announced as part of this year’s competition lineup, only one is directed by a woman.
Get a look at some of the films bound for the lauded annual festival, including returning favorites, new talents, and some big contenders.
Former AFI director Jacqueline Lyanga is joining the LAFF team to curate an immersive storytelling program for the new fall festival.
The singular Swiss festival unveils a lineup that includes top picks from Sundance and Cannes, plus new titles from returning favorites.
A well-liked cinephile in the European film community, Chatrian faces a Herculean task.
