AFI FEST, Los Angeles’ sole major film festival, has weathered more than a few changes over the past couple of years, from becoming the only big game in town after the loss of the Los Angeles Film Festival in 2018 to the departure of long-time Festival Director Jacqueline Lyanga after a strong eight-year run. But […]
IndieWire picks the most anticipated films from the fest, including some awards contenders, a handful of buzzy debuts, and more.
The true story of the Centennial Park bombing is hitting the circuit later than other contenders, but it’s still locked up a buzzy world premiere at AFI FEST.
From buzzy awards players to unexpected gems, this year’s edition of the festival is packed with thrilling choices for every taste.
Jones’ seventh year as the director of the fall festival will mark his last, as the newly minted feature film director turns his attention to his directing career.
Marielle Heller, Kasi Lemmons, Julie Delpy, Unjoo Moon, Haifaa Al-Mansour, Lauren Greenfield, and Alma Har’el were among the directors who attended.
While films like Quentin Dupieux’s “Deerskin” have found buyers, the jury is still out on movies starring Hugh Jackman and Jason Segal.
The event toasted directors such as Marielle Heller, Kasi Lemmons, Julie Delpy, Unjoo Moon, Haifaa Al-Mansour, and Alma Har’el.
The event celebrated directors such as Marielle Heller, Kasi Lemmons, Julie Delpy, Unjoo Moon, Haifaa Al-Mansou, and Alma Har’el.
We’ve hand-picked over a dozen films we can’t wait to see, from the starriest of premieres to some unexpected offerings.
Awards season will start to take shape this month in Toronto, with a slew of exciting premieres and previous debuts making a play for recognition.
The annual festival runs over Labor Day weekend in Telluride, Colorado.
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