“A steadfast believer in cinema’s ability to both entertain and illuminate the human experience, Pedro had touched the hearts of film lovers around the world. Film at Lincoln Center is proud to honor Pedro Almodóvar with the 50th Chaplin Award.” – Lesli Klainberg, President, Film at Lincoln Center.
The 27th SCAD Savannah Film Festival taking place from October 26 to November 2 will screen 162 films including The Brutalist , Nightbitch, Maria and more.
Morena Baccarin, Maddie Hasson, and Anthony Mackie face monstrous creatures to save the life of a young boy in the sci-fi/thriller film Elevation.
Hannah Peterson’s The Graduates stars Mina Sundwall as a young woman preparing to graduate high school after a tragic event.
Directed by Sara Friedman, Heightened tells the story of Nora, an anxious young woman who suffers a mental breakdown mid-Bar exam and returns home to Maine to live with her emotionally distant parents.
Investigative filmmaker Cullen Hoback explores the origin and the anonymous creator of the digital currency bitcoin in the HBO documentary Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery.
“Laurent Bouzereau has crafted an intimate and accessible portrait of a true living legend. We know our audience will be eager to see this documentary. Frank Marshall is not only an extraordinary filmmaker and documentarian but a beloved member of the Newport Beach community who has been a steadfast supporter of the arts and culture in Southern California and throughout the world,” – NBFF CEO Gregg Schwenk
Ewa Wikiel’s KRZYK: Losing Control and Miwene, directed by a team of filmmakers, win the top award prizes at the 13th Greenpoint Film Festival.
The 37th Virginia Film Festival will open with Sean Baker’s Anora, centering on a transcendent Mikey Madison as a sex worker from Brooklyn, who gets her shot at a Cinderella story.
Watch first look teaser trailer for Better Man, the film based on the true story of British pop superstar Robbie Williams.
Music By John Williams is a documentary on the life and career of the legendary award-winning composer.
Set In volatile 1920s Tianjin, rival martial arts schools bring the entire city to the brink of chaos in the Chinese martial arts film ‘100 Yards’ by Xu Haofeng and Xu Junfeng.