Telluride Film Festival Set for in-Person Event September 2-6
The festival is optimistic about an in-person event taking place this fall in Colorado.
The festival is optimistic about an in-person event taking place this fall in Colorado.
There will be no Telluride Film Festival this year, but organizers have announced what the festival would’ve looked like.
This year’s Telluride still stands, kicking off on Thursday, September 3, instead of the traditional Labor Day Friday.
This year’s edition, as always, takes place Labor Day weekend, from September 4 through 7.
Reichardt’s latest world premiered to critical acclaim at the 2019 Telluride Film Festival.
Telluride is like the beginning of the new year for awards-watchers sizing up the fall lineup.
Every year Telluride curates the most exciting titles of the fall along with a guest director’s more idiosyncratic selections.
In Mikhail Gorbachev, the eighth and final President of the Soviet Union, Werner Herzog has finally met his match.
Ed Zwick’s furious new film stumbles as a drama, but Laura Dern and Jack O’Connell make it a compelling argument against the death penalty.
Ricki Stern and Anne Sundberg’s Netflix documentary unpacks the process by which abortion grew from a personal issue to a political one.
Awards-season gamesmanship has always seemed to be counter to criticism, but Oscar nominations are one of the few things that can get people out of their comfort zones and into a movie theater.
IndieWire’s annual Telluride poll often points toward potential Oscar frontrunners. But this year’s outcome is something of a surprise.