During the first half hour of Alastair Evans’ epic documentary, A CRACK IN THE MOUNTAINone would assume that the filmmaker had crafted a spectacular travelogue, surpassing the likes of a National Geographic or PBS Nature production. The film, which ran for five years, zooms in on the grandeur of HangRead More →
For those of us who have had the first shot, the second shot, the flu shot, the booster, and all those other shots throughout our lives, we owe biting insects a bit of gratitude. “They are the inventors of the biological syringe”, says Justin SchmidtUniversity of Arizona entomologist and headlinerRead More →
“Have you ever been bitten by a dead bee? That’s the question Walter Brennan’s alcoholic deckhand asks Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall in Howard Hawks’ 1944 classic “To Have and Have Not.” Is it possible? Well, that’s one of the many questions that will be answered at Saturday’s 39th AnnualRead More →
“Dublin has a remarkable per capita cinema attendance, among the highest in Europe, certainly the highest in the EU,” Michael Dwyer, chief film correspondent for The Irish Times, told Variety in 2003. absurd that the city did not organize an international film festival. Dwyer, who founded the first Dublin FilmRead More →
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. “One of the things people fear about insects is their sting. This year’s theme Fear of Insects Film Festival is “Venom”, and the festival will feature poisonous insects and other arthropods such as spiders and centipedes. The 39th festival will take place on February 26 at 5 p.m.Read More →
CARBONDALE — As the 44th annual Big Muddy Film Festival prepares for another year of showcasing some of the best independent filmmakers, one of Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s signature events will return to a more familiar setting: a theater. After the 2021 edition was limited to a virtual format dueRead More →
“Sound of Judgement,” a documentary film that takes audiences to a small North Carolina town where a Confederate statue stands in the town square is among the entries for the 44th annual Big Muddy Film Festival. The film is part of the “No Neutral Territory” program at 1 p.m. onRead More →
Echo Modern Dance Collective is back for another year of dance film festivities! After having to cancel our live show in 2020, we turned to making art safe from the pandemic and founded Reverb. We were surprised at how rewarding and community-focused the event turned out, despite being virtual. TheRead More →
Echo Modern Dance Collective is back for another year of dance film festivities! After having to cancel our live show in 2020, we turned to making art safe from the pandemic and founded Reverb. We were surprised at how rewarding and community-focused the event turned out, despite being virtual. TheRead More →
Like our remote coverage of the Horror Film Festival at Sea 2022 is rolling, we were aware of the insanely ultraviolent film of 2019, Stomach, and let’s just say it lives up to its name. Again, I had no idea what I was getting myself into, and this one tookRead More →
Dispatches from the Sundance Film Festival are usually accompanied by descriptions of looming mountains, snowy premieres and frantic bus shuttles. This year’s Sundance, which took place entirely virtually due to the surge of COVID-19 caused by the omicron variant, meant less evocative screening circumstances: laptops, digital links and zooms. ButRead More →
The jury also awarded two special mentions: to KELTI by Milica Tomović (Celts, Serbia 2021) For her ability to tell the story of a whole world through a single group of family and friends, in a house during an evening , and for the way she builds an ensemble filmRead More →
Chicago Latin Film Festival (CLFF) announced today that Polish graphic artist Dominika Czerniak-Chojnacka, winner of the 2017 Chicago Latino Film Festival Poster Contest, is the artist behind the official poster design for its 38th edition. The poster will be the face of the Festival, as it will be on theRead More →
(ANSAmed) – BELGRADE, JANUARY 24 – The Yugoslav Cinematheque starts hosting the first edition of CinemaItaliaOggi Balcani on Monday, an annual event showcasing the best Italian film productions. Ten of Italy’s most successful films over the past three years will be screened until January 29 at the Uzun Mirkova 1Read More →
The Department of Film, Television and Theater (FTT) will host the 33rd edition Notre Dame Student Film Festival this weekend at the Browning Cinema at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center (DPAC). The festival will showcase the work of 22 student filmmakers created in the Introduction to Film Production, Intermediate FilmRead More →
Image from the 2017 Best of The Midwest Awards, courtesy of the Midwest Film Festival Midwest Film Festival presents its annual awards gala – Best of the Midwest Awards (BMA) on tuesday february 1 at CineCity Chicago. From 7:00 p.m.patrons are invited to enjoy networking, an open bar, groovy DJRead More →
“Assault” by Adilkhan Yerzhanov and “Kung Fu Zohra” by Mabrouk El Mechri are on the program of the 51st edition of the Rotterdam International Film Festival (IFFR). The films were among 10 features shortlisted for the Big Screen competition, which aims to bridge the gap between popular, classic and arthouseRead More →
The non-profit Sundance Institute today announced the members of the six juries awarding awards for artistic and film achievement at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. The Alfred P. Sloan Film Prize judging panel was also announced. The Festival takes place January 20-30 via our enhanced online platform at Festival.Sundance.org andRead More →
Notre-Dame Student Film Festival The Department of Cinema, Television and Theater (FTT) of the University of Notre Dame presents the 33rd Annual Notre Dame Student Film Festival, at Browning Cinema at DeBartolo Performing Arts Center January 21-23. An annual launching pad for student filmmakers starting their careers in the film,Read More →
NEW YORK — Just two weeks before it’s held in Park City, Utah, the Sundance Film Festival is canceling its in-person festival and returning to an all-virtual edition due to the current coronavirus outbreak. Festival organizers announced on Wednesday that the festival will start as planned on January 20 butRead More →
The University of Notre Dame Department of Film, Television, and Theater announced the 33rd Annual Notre Dame Student Film Festival, at the Browning Cinema at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, Jan. 21-23. An annual launch pad for student filmmakers as they begin their careers in the film, television and entertainmentRead More →
through: Ryan bittan, Nexstar News Wire Posted: January 5, 2022 / 4:00 p.m. CST / Update: January 5, 2022 / 4:33 PM CST (Photo by Charles Sykes / Invision / AP) PARK CITY, Utah (KTVX) – The Sundance Film Festival, which has been held in Park City, Utah for nearlyRead More →
Imperfect, a new documentary following a professional company of disabled actors who put together a production of the musical Chicago, will premiere at the Slamdance Film Festival. The new documentary will be screened from January 27 to February 6. Imperfect is the story of artists… who live and perform withRead More →
The JCC Chicago Jewish Film Festival, now in its ninth year, will present its second virtual social justice series, featuring five films available for home viewing, including exclusive conversations with filmmakers and subject matter experts after many movies. The series runs from January 14-23, and a special series pass isRead More →
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust has announced the Januscary Film Festival at the Harris Theater, six classic and new horror films are coming to the historic theater throughout the first week of January. Januscary kicks off with a FREE screening of John Charpentier‘s, The Thing on Saturday, January 1 at 8:00Read More →
Filmmakers Gastón Duprat and Mariano Cohn unite Penelope Cruz, Antonio Banderas and Oscar Martinez for an ironic satire of a mad ride of egocentrism and arthouse snobbery that engulfs the film industry. Actors, filmmakers and even film journalists, no one escapes the brutality of honesty in this hilarious dive intoRead More →
Seventh edition poster © Babylon Film Festival Seventh year of Babylon Film Festival, the first international film competition for a production that makes room for minority languages, promoted by the Humanitarian Society – Cineteca Sarda di Cagliari, in collaboration with the Sardegna Film Commission Foundation and the associations Babel, TerraRead More →
Culver City Film Festival The Culver City Film Festival showcases over 350 films from around the world MARINA DEL REY, CA, USA, December 3, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Culver City Film Festival 2021 is quickly becoming one of the most anticipated events of the year! The annual film festival, hosted byRead More →
The Chicago South Side Film Festival (CSSFF) has brought back hybrid and live screenings for moviegoers and filmmakers on Chicago’s South Side, which began the weekend of November 27 and runs through December 5. This year, CSSFF founder Michelle Kennedy wanted to assure moviegoers that this year’s festival will encompassRead More →
The Turin Film Festival in Italy, the quintessential event for young directors and independent cinema – currently being redesigned after going virtual due to the pandemic – will somewhat symbolically kick off its 39th edition with the international premiere of ” Sing 2 â€with director Garth Jennings in tow. “It’sRead More →
The 5th Annual South Side Chicago Film Festival is back in person this year, offering hybrid and live screenings for film buffs and filmmakers on the South Side of Chicago from Saturday to December 5. Executive producer and founder Michelle Kennedy said she believes the films and documentaries to beRead More →
Click to enlarge RFT file photo The Saint-Louis International Film Festival attracted thousands of people. The St. Louis International Film Festival wrapped up over the weekend and with it a long list of winners and even more spectators. A hybrid format for the festival drew viewers both from the cityRead More →
For 27 years, the Black Harvest Film Festival privileged Chicago with a panoramic view of the Black experience. Opening on November 5 with the vehicle Will Smith, King Richard, and closes December 2 with a screening of Spike Lee’s 30th anniversary Jungle fever, the series featured 28 feature films andRead More →
On November 20, the 41st Golden Cinema Film Festival was held in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province. The film “The Book of Fish” won five awards, including the Golden Director of Photography, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Film and Best New Actress. The award for Best Actor and Best Actress was wonRead More →
TEHRAN – Iranian short films “Identibyeâ€, “The Doll’s Game†and “House of Fortune†won awards at the 20th Route 66 Film Festival in Springfield, Illinois, USA. “Identibye”, written and directed by Sajjad Shahhatami, was named best foreign language film when the winners were announced last week. In this drama, theRead More →
Friday, November 19, 2021, 7:38 p.m.Press Release: Fraud Film Festival The New Zealand International Fraud Film Festival (IFFF) will reopen its doors to present exciting documentaries on fraud from around the world. The announcement of IFFF’s return in 2022 comes at a time when the event’s partners and sponsors areRead More →
Adam McKay will receive the Volta Award from the Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) in recognition of his contribution to cinema. The filmmaker will travel to Dublin to collect the prize at an out-of-festival screening of his latest photo, the Netflix comedy Do not seek, on December 16 before itRead More →
11/17/2021 – Emir Kusturica presiederà la giuria del Concorso internazionale incaricata di valutare 13 lungometraggi, 8 dei quali sono produzioni o coproduzioni europee Questo articolo is available in English. From November 26 to December 3, the 43e The Cairo International Film Festival, the oldest and only “Category A†film eventRead More →
11/17/2021 – Emir Kusturica presiederà la giuria del Concorso internazionale incaricata di valutare 13 lungometraggi, 8 dei quali sono produzioni o coproduzioni europee Questo articolo is available in English. From November 26 to December 3, the 43e The Cairo International Film Festival, the oldest and only “Category A†film eventRead More →
11/17/2021 – Emir Kusturica presiederà la giuria del Concorso internazionale incaricata di valutare 13 lungometraggi, 8 dei quali sono produzioni o coproduzioni europee Questo articolo is available in English. From November 26 to December 3, the 43e The Cairo International Film Festival, the oldest and only “Category A†film eventRead More →
This year marks the 24th anniversary of the Arpa International Film Festival (Arpa IFF), the flagship event of the Arpa Foundation for Film, Music and Art (AFFMA). As one of Hollywood’s longest-running film festivals, we’re excited to announce the complete program of Arpa IFF which takes place online via ourRead More →
17/11/2021 – Emir Kusturica will chair the jury of the International Competition, appointed to evaluate 13 feature films including 8 European productions or co-productions Girls by Nana Neul From November 26 to December 3, the 43rd Cairo International Film Festival, the oldest and only “Category A” film event in theRead More →
17/11/2021 – Emir Kusturica will chair the jury of the International Competition, appointed to evaluate 13 feature films including 8 European productions or co-productions Girls by Nana Neul From November 26 to December 3, the 43rd Cairo International Film Festival, the oldest and only “Category A” film event in theRead More →
Photo credit: Champion Hamilton LR: Sibyl Reymundo-Santiago (Executive Director), Cady McClain (Jury Member), Jorge Ballos (President & Founder) This year’s festival featured a diverse selection of feature films, shorts, documentaries, pilot series and animated films and an in-person awards ceremony. It was so exciting to see the filmmakers engaged throughoutRead More →
Broadway remembers the great Stephen Sondheim New / 7 hours ago Video Surfers advocate for helmets New / 3 days ago Video Investigators don’t believe a malfunction caused a fatal train crash New / 1 day ago Video Bounty hunters kidnap man for ransom – and Denver Police have pulledRead More →
This weekend at Studio C Cinema in Lansing, prestigious producers and directors and a host of creative film projects were brought to our backyard for the 24th year, making the East Lansing Film Festival the second oldest festival. Michigan Cinema. The East Lansing Film Festival hosts numerous world premieres ofRead More →
Rebecca Shaid / The Northwestern Daily “Pacarette” director Allan Deberton answered questions via Zoom. The film was screened as part of a Brazilian film festival on Thursday evening. The Mostra Film Festival came to Northwestern on Thursday night showing the movie “Pacarette” to a student audience at Fisk Hall. TheRead More →
The 21st Havana Film Festival NY announced the winners of the Havana Star Prize at its closing ceremony at the Village East cinema in Manhattan. El Olvido Que Seremos by Fernando Trueba (Colombia) won the Havana Star Prize for best feature film. The best screenplay went to Ana Katz andRead More →
The intermission ends from Friday, as the Fairhope Film Festival returns for its 9e year! Safety precautions are in place as they will be offering in-person screenings, as well as many films also available virtually via online streaming with their virtual film festival. The Fairhope Film Festival focuses on finalistsRead More →
10/11/2021 – The festival unveiled the enticing program of its 13th edition, which will take place from December 11 to 18 with Michel Hazanavicius at the head of the jury He buco by Michelangelo Frammartino After a 2020 edition which has reinvented itself online as a hybrid event, due toRead More →
10/11/2021 – The festival unveiled the enticing program of its 13th edition, which will take place from December 11 to 18 with Michel Hazanavicius at the head of the jury He buco by Michelangelo Frammartino After a 2020 edition which has reinvented itself online as a hybrid event, due toRead More →
The international premiere of the animated musical “Sing 2” will open the upcoming Turin Film Festival, the premier event in Italy for young directors and independent products, which will honor Monica Bellucci with an award of excellence for the entire career. Director Garth Jennings will be present in Turin forRead More →
Chicago, Illinois. – The Chicago South Side Film Festival (CSSFF) is bringing back hybrid and live screenings for film buffs and filmmakers to Chicago’s South Side from November 27 to December 5. Saturday November 27 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Kicks off the film festivities at IIT Art AuditoriumRead More →
From mountains to sea, they have explored, broken down barriers, and achieved incredible feats. There is the story of the Olympic gold medalist Hawaiian swimmer who helped share the enthusiasm of surfing, a waterman and hero who helped popularize surfing on the mainland, and the story of the curious surferRead More →
Hyderabad: Cinema, in all its forms, continues to be a powerful medium, which binds us together, helps us to remain united, beyond all borders. It provides a way to share our feelings, our fears as well as our hopes, a window into our innermost being. Offer a “window to Europeâ€,Read More →
As the country has been changed by the pandemic, so has the 33rd Boston Jewish Film Festival, which begins today. A virtual event with one exception live and in person, this year’s edition, director Susan Adler said, is “better than ever. We find things where people can broaden the conversationRead More →
Are we too late to save the climate? World leaders negotiate global warming at the 26th United Nations Conference of the Parties on Climate Change (COPS26), as crisis unfolds in Madagascar, where 1 million people are on the brink of the world’s first famine. only by climate change. Images ofRead More →
Denver Film Festival Artistic Director Matt Campbell is once again offering his must-see picks for each day of the event, which runs through November 14. Read on for his take on the Friday November 5th selections (The catch), Saturday November 6 (Drive my car) and Sunday November 7 (All theseRead More →
FACETS 38th Annual Chicago International Children’s Film Festival (CICFF), one of only two international children’s film festivals in the world to qualify for the Oscars, is proud to present a diverse selection of high-quality films for children and adolescents. Presented from Friday November 5 to Sunday November 14, FACETS isRead More →
The Seville European Film Festival, a key gateway to Spain for recent European films, celebrates its 18th edition in honor of German-Spanish actor-director Daniel Brühl (“Inglourious Basterdsâ€, “Rush†). Faced with the challenges of the post-COVID cinema recovery, the festival is also strengthening its commitment to the industry. Seville, whichRead More →
The Big Teeth Small Shorts Film Festival is hosting a live in-person screening at Twisted Hippo Brewing on the evening of Wednesday November 10. Over the course of a few hours, viewers will experience comedy, drama, animation, experimental films, and almost every other genre. The Short Film Festival features trulyRead More →
04/11/2021 – The Spanish gathering comes of age with a powerful array of European authors, of the caliber of Nanni Moretti, Jacques Audiard, Andrea Arnold and Mia Hansen-Løve, among others Bergman Island by Mia Hansen-Løve The huge party that is the Seville European Film Festival is about to celebrate itsRead More →
Click to enlarge When the Route 66 International Mother Road Festival started in 2002, some locals speculated that a film festival linked to the street festival celebrating the famous highway might be a good idea. Today, some 20 years later, the Route 66 Film Festival continues after forging a completelyRead More →
The annual JCC Chicago Jewish Film Festival is set to be their most unique film festival yet. Held for the ninth consecutive year, the Jewish Film Festival is a celebration of Jewish cinema and culture. The festival hails from a small town in Chicago and was created by a fewRead More →
In the last eighteen months of the pandemic, restaurants have closed, bars have closed and local hangouts have hung by by thread. Many nights a calm weirdness hangs over the Delmar Loop – and not just because it’s Halloween season. Its darkened marquee, its empty ticket booth, the emblem ofRead More →
The annual European Union Film Festival is a great platform to experience some of the continent’s newest and best films. Its 26th edition this year will present 60 films in 37 languages ​​from all over Europe as well as some specially selected films in India. The month-long festival, until NovemberRead More →
The fourth annual New York Baltic Film Festival presented by Scandinavia House: The Nordic Center in America returns in 2021 as a hybrid festival with in-person and virtual screenings from November 3-14. This year, the festival will present eleven feature films and one television series with three international premieres, fourRead More →
In a collaborative revamp of the 28th annual Chicago Underground Film Festival (CUFF), the world’s oldest underground film festival, Full Spectrum Features (FSF) is the official presenter of CUFF this year to program more diversity, equity and inclusion. to represent a wider range of artists and voices, including women, BIPOCRead More →
Cinema, in all its forms, continues to be a powerful medium, which binds us together, helps us to remain united, beyond all borders. It provides a way to share our feelings, our fears as well as our hopes, a window into our innermost being. Offering a ‘window to Europe’, theRead More →
By IANSlife, New Delhi, October 29: Cinema, in all its forms, continues to be a powerful medium, which binds us together, helps us stay united, beyond all borders. It provides a way to share our feelings, our fears as well as our hopes, a window into our innermost being. OfferingRead More →
Photo courtesy of the Chicago International Film Festival An image from the film “Paris, the 13th arrondissement†is shown above. Although the film caused a sensation, it ultimately did not win any awards in the International Feature Film Competition at the Chicago International Film Festival. The 57th Chicago International FilmRead More →
Cinema, in all its forms, continues to be a powerful medium, which binds us together, helps us to remain united, beyond all borders. It provides a way to share our feelings, our fears as well as our hopes, a window into our innermost being. Providing a ‘window to Europe’, theRead More →
The festival includes the launch of the young adult program, new dimensions, in-person screenings at FACETS and ChiTown Movies Drive-In with nationwide broadcast via the Eventive platform. FACETS 38th Chicago International Children’s Film Festival (CICFF), one of only two international children’s film festivals to qualify for the Oscars, announces thatRead More →
During the 18e Verzió Film Festival, several industry programs will be available for documentary filmmakers and non-professionals, in person and online. Roundtables and master classes, presented by national and international experts, will take place from November 10 to 14 and will provide an overview of the revival of the filmRead More →
After a year in which it hosted a stripped-down and pandemic-influenced edition, the Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF, October 30-November 8) is back this year in a more conventional format, but with a structure completely new programming and management team. . TIFF President Hiroyasu Ando explains that these changes wereRead More →
After a week of long-awaited premieres, the Chicago International Film Festival has returned with a lineup of films just as important and exciting as those of the first week. With premieres by big names like “Spencer,†starring Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana, Kenneth Branagh’s “Belfast†and a closing night onRead More →
The Chicago International Film Festival wrapped up on Sunday, marking the end of the festival’s first in-person, virtual and drive-in hybrid format. Last year, CIFF was held virtually with several opportunities to attend screenings behind the wheel. This year, festival organizers have returned to in-person screenings while retaining the abilityRead More →
Reeling: The 39th Chicago International LGBTQ Film Festival was held September 23-October 7 in a hybrid format. Films were screened at the Music Box Theater and Landmark Century Center Cinema, as well as online streaming. There were 23 narrative feature films, 10 documentary feature films and nine short film programs.Read More →
The Havana Film Festival NY, a project of American Friends of the Ludwig Foundation of Cuba, returns to theaters to present an exceptional program celebrating the diversity of voices and cultural expressions of Ibero America and its diaspora through stories inspiring on the big screen, November 5-11, 2021. All screenings,Read More →
FESTIVAL The Italian cultural institute in London, The Venice Biennale and Curzon have teamed up for ‘From Venice to London’, a season in which seven Venezia 78 films will be screened in Curzon cinemas in London from November 18 to 22. “The lost girl”, directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal will openRead More →
No good deed goes unpunished in director Asghar Farhadi’s A Hero, a Masters presentation at this year’s 57th Chicago International Film Festival. Iran has selected the film to represent this country at the 2022 Oscars in the category of best international feature film. Farhadi, who also wrote the screenplay, tellsRead More →
The 57th Chicago International Film Festival awarded its first prize on Friday – the Gold Hugo of its international competition – to “Memoria” by Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul. Tilda Swinton stars as a woman mystified by “a rumbling from the heart of the earth” and searches for her meaning inRead More →
Festivals such as the Cannes Film Festival, Telluride Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival, Tribeca Film Festival and now the New York Film Festival are all back this year. Thousands of moviegoers will gather between Lincoln Center’s many auditoriums to watch some of the year’s best films. From big moviesRead More →
The 57th Chicago International Film Festival kicked off last week with “The French Dispatch” by Wes Anderson and “Halloween Kills” by David Gordon Green. Films were among the many films shown at the festival, which is North America’s longest-running competitive film festival. Buzz got to see some of the filmsRead More →
Click to enlarge RFT file photo The St. Louis International Film Festival returns to in-person screenings and also adds virtual films. the Tivoli Theater – and many more – will reopen their doors for the St. Louis International Film Festival starting in November. The Saint-Louis International Film Festival has announcedRead More →
Click to enlarge Photo of RFT file The St. Louis International Film Festival is returning to in-person screenings and adding virtual films as well. the Tivoli Theater – along with many others – will open their doors again for the Saint-Louis International Film Festival from November. The Saint-Louis International FilmRead More →
Drive My Car is one of the longest and most complex films you’ll see at this year’s 57th Chicago International Film Festival, but it’s one of the most rewarding. The film is screened as an encore this Saturday, October 23 at AMC River East at 1 p.m. in international competition.Read More →
printable versionSend the page to a friendPDF version CHICAGO – Day 5 of the 57th Chicago International Film Festival (CIF) will present a documentary on Oscar Micheaux, the initiator of black cinema, which began in Chicago. (Click on OSCAR MICHEAUX for more details), as well as a host of filmsRead More →
The Chicago International Film Festival returns this week, as really, really coming back! This year’s event, October 13-24, takes place in person at venues across town (downtown AMC River East; Lakeview’s Music Box Theater; Loop’s Gene Siskel Film Center; and more…) as well as virtually, films broadcast again this year.Read More →
As the 57th Chicago International Film Festival is in full swing, I was able to screen a few more films virtually. Presented under the City and State, Documentary and Black Perspectives slates, “Punch 9 for Harold Washington” is a thrilling documentary that shows the ugly political rise to power followingRead More →
TTW press wire University Park, IL – Tickets for the Fourth Chicago Southland International Film Festival (CSIFF) presented by Governors State University are on sale now! This year’s festival provides expanded access to Chicagoland, remote / rural and international viewers through an on-site and virtual hybrid. Virtual streaming is nowRead More →
Good Wednesday, Lake view! Let’s move on to the news for October 13. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Rather cloudy and warm. High: 70, low: 66. Here are the best stories in Lakeview today: 1. The City of Chicago issued 10 citations to local businesses violatingRead More →
Revealing and resilient, the Chicago International Film Festival brings back theatrical screenings, as well as less expensive virtual screenings. Last year almost the entire festival took place online. Either way, the cinema is the venerably virtual way to expand our horizons limited by COVID-19. “The French Dispatch†– another ensembleRead More →
A scene from the opening of the 16th London Korean Film Festival “Escape from Mogadishu” directed by Ryoo Seung-wan. (Korean Cultural Center UK) The Korean Cultural Center UK has announced that it will host the 16th London Korean Film Festival for two weeks, November 4-19. The festival organizer announced thatRead More →
The Chicago International Film Festival is the oldest competitive film festival in North America. Screenings will take place at various locations in Chicago including AMC River East 21, Music Box Theater, Gene Siskel Film Center, drive-through screenings at ChiTown Movies in Pilsen and Bronzeville’s Parkway Ballroom. Virtual screenings will beRead More →
printable versionSend the page to a friendPDF version CHICAGO – South of Chicago, particularly in the southern suburbs, is Governors State University (University Park, Illinois). The Chicago Southland International Film Festival, which runs October 11-17, 2021 and is presented by the University, is emerging from the pandemic. Co-founded and co-chairedRead More →
The Rome Film Festival will present three evenings dedicated to opera. On October 20, the festival will present the documentary “Rigoletto al Circo Massimo†by Indigo Film, Rai Cinema and MIC-Direzione Generale Cinema. This represents the esteemed opera director The film debut of Damiano Michieletto. The film features the musicalRead More →
One of the great benefits of being back in the cinema is that you can experience movies in an immersive way, rather than the precise focus of a TV. Without this option, films like “Il Buco” by Michelangelo Frammartino would not have the same impact. 10 years after his littleRead More →
For three decades, the Heartland Film Festival has shared international hits and local independent films. For his 30e year – last year confined to virtual screenings and a few socially distanced screenings at Tibbs Drive-In – the festival returns to select theaters for 11 days from October 7 to 17.Read More →
BUSAN, South Korea, October 6 (UPI) – The 26th Busan International Film Festival opened on Wednesday with a full list of events and in-person screenings, a striking change from last year, when it was held almost entirely online due of the COVID-19 pandemic. Asia’s largest international film festival, which runsRead More →
Nearly 50 titles available to audiences in virtually seven Midwestern states October 14-24, 2021 The 57th Chicago International Film Festival will make nearly 50 films available to Midwestern audiences in seven states, including Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin via the platform. Festival streaming form and Apple TVRead More →
Exclusive: 7th & UnionThe Anthony Nardilloa-directed drama about a Mexican boxer trying to save his family won the award for best narrative film (American cinema) in the 25th annual year. Urban World Film Festival. “7th and Union”Urban World Film Festival Located in New York City, with a focus on theRead More →
Louis Bayman and Halima Hassan preview the 2021 BFI London Film Festival as he returns to theaters this year. In-person screenings and gala events are back at this year’s BFI London Film Festival (October 6-17) following last year’s online event. This time around, you can watch your festival picks atRead More →
Fresh to see No time to die – which she co-wrote – have their scintillating world premiere in London earlier this week, Phoebe Waller-Bridge has now joined the BFI London Film Festival. The Chip bag The creator is expected to chair the jury for the IWC Schaffhausen Filmmaker Bursary PrizeRead More →
Film critic Jesse Hawthorne Ficks is back in theaters to experience the New York Film Festival, which runs from September 24 to October 10. Here’s the second spoiler-free Ficks’ Picks for the upcoming year-end attack from major international films – watch the first installation with Paul Verhoeven’s “Benedetta†here. MICHELANGELORead More →
09/30/2021 – Il programmatore di Les Arcs e Tribeca intende ora portare film di qualità al pubblico di Reykjavik. Abbiamo parlato con lui dell’edizione di quest’anno Questo articolo is available in English. We spoke to Frédéric boyer on what to expect this year from the Reykjavik International Film Festival (RIFF),Read More →
BCIFF winner SACCO & VANZETTI: BURN Best Actress Award Basso family Daniel P Quinn @ Williams Center ArtsPR needs sponsors and presenters in 21-22. BOSTON, USA, September 30, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – ArtsPRunlimited, Inc is seeking sponsors for outreach programs from 21-22. Understanding Columbus a century ago (1920–25), the Red Scare,Read More →
deadline Yes, today’s announcement of the movie to play at the Tell Ride Film Festival, Many of the usual suspects found on the Fall Fest circuit, from Thursday through Labor Day, have emerged, drawing attention to their hot outlook at the Oscars. Netflix has several movies, as does Amazon. Focus,Read More →
Imprisoned teenager tries to escape 7 prisoners, Netflix Powerful addition of the Horizons Extra category at the Venice Film Festival. However, 18-year-old Mateus (Christian Marheiros) is not in a traditional prison. It’s a new boss, Luka, in a junkyard in Sao Paulo, Brazil (Rodrigo Santoro), locks him and his colleaguesRead More →
Brooklyn Bushwick Film Festival We’ll be rolling out lineup for the 14th Hybrid, returning to live screenings and special events October 20-24, and showcasing digital artwork called NFT (Non-Fungible Token) for the first time in history. This year’s festival will feature over 135 Indians from 27 countries. Having long announcedRead More →