The annual Brooklyn-set fest will screen 18 NY premieres, one U.S. premiere, and three world premieres, including some of the buzziest indie titles of the year.
From returning favorites to a slew of fresh voices, this year’s festival has plenty of exciting films on offer. Here are the ones you won’t want to miss.
The name recognizes that women make up 51% of the United States, a fact not reflected in the vast majority of media.
Last year, it launched “Killing Eve.” Now, Canneseries is growing its ambition.
Previous screenings were canceled due to circumstances that could have resulted in the director being banned from filmmaking for five years.
Withey is remembered for bringing his taste in dark, edgy international cinema to Denver audiences.
Cowan inherited an organization with a rocky history in 2012.
“The most powerful mafia in the world is here and people fight against a free cinema,” said festival co-founder Giulio Vita.
Is the next Steven Spielberg, Pedro Almodovar, Christopher Nolan, Laura Poitras, or Andrea Arnold in this batch of rising stars?
The glitziest cinephile gathering is just a few weeks away, and many films have yet to be confirmed. But we’ve done our homework, and these promising titles all stand a good chance.
From returning Austin favorites to newbie talents to watch out for, we’ve got over a dozen new films you can’t miss at this year’s festival.
The festival has announced its full features lineup, including new films from Mary Harron, Christoph Waltz, Mark Webber, and Anne Fontaine.
