
The 2026 Sun Valley Film Festival, taking place December 2–6, unveiled its film lineup, opening with A24’s The Debut, starring Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti.

The 2026 Sun Valley Film Festival, taking place December 2–6, unveiled its film lineup, opening with A24’s The Debut, starring Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti.

Andrew Scott will be honored at the Palm Springs International Film Awards with the Desert Palm Achievement Award, Actor, for his performance in Elsinore.
The mountains of Montenegro are the backdrop for a fight over family, tradition, and the future in To Hold a Mountain, the award-winning documentary directed by Biljana Tutorov and Petar Glomazić.

The 11th Coronado Island Film Festival has announced the winners of its 2026 Audience and Jury Awards, with I Play Rocky, the festival’s opening night film, winning the Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature, as selected by festival attendees.

“Risa and the Wind Phone,” directed by Juan Cabral, has won the Audience Award at Miami Film Festival GEMS 2026.
Ahead of the film’s Fall theatrical release, here is the official trailer for The Fin, Park Syeyoung’s dystopian science fiction film set in a dystopian post-war “United Korea”.

The 6th Vancouver International Black Film Festival (VIBFF), set to run from December 11 – 15, 2026, will present 42 films, along with panels, workshops, and community events.
Ahead of the world premiere at DOC NYC, Ashland, Wyatt Maw’s documentary portrait of Montana’s landscapes and people has unveiled its official trailer.
La Bola Negra will be honored with the International Star Award at the Palm Springs International Film Awards.
British filmmaker Mike Leigh offers an intimate look at ordinary people trying to navigate complicated lives while finding comfort in friendship, family, and compassion in the compassionate drama Tender Loving Care.
Bitter Christmas, the latest film from Oscar-winning Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar is a colorful, emotionally layered drama, that weaves together two seemingly separate stories about loss, inspiration, and the limits of artistic freedom.
Katherine Mallen Kupferer and Chloe Coleman star in Mouse, the new coming-of-age drama from filmmaking duo Alex Thompson and Kelly O’Sullivan (Ghostlight, Saint Frances), as best friends whose relationship is upended on the eve of their senior year.