The 17th Dallas International Film Festival takes place April 28 to May 5, 2023.
Dallas International Film Festival
NAME OF FESTIVAL: Dallas International Film Festival
SINCE: 2007
WHERE: Dallas, Texas, USA
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Since 2006, the Dallas International Film Festival (DIFF) has become the place for storytellers and audiences to connect and experience film as a community.
Over the years we’ve contributed more than $1 million in filmmaker awards, hosted more than 1,900 filmmakers, and screened over 2,200 films from more than 50 countries.
Watch First Look at CAT DADDIES, Refreshing Documentary on Bond Between Man and Cat
Cat Daddies focuses on David Giovanni who is living on the streets of New York, determined to stay together with his beloved cat, Lucky.
RUNNING WITH BETO Among First 10 Films Announced for 13th Dallas International Film Festival
The Dallas premieres of Running With Beto, Alex Ross Perry’s Her Smell, and Zhang Yimou’s Shadow are among the first ten films announced for 13th Dallas International Film Festival.
HURDLE, Documentary on Palestinian Youth, to World Premiere at 2019 Dallas International Film Festival
A new generation of Palestinian youth overcome obstacles through their love of the sport parkour, in the shadow of a border wall, as chronicled in Michael Rowley’s Hurdle.
First 12 Films Revealed for 12th Dallas International Film Festival
In honor of its 12th anniversary, Dallas International Film Festival (DIFF) released a preview of 12 features and shorts screening up the upcoming festival in Dallas taking place from Thursday, May 3 to Thursday, May 10, 2018.
First 11 Films Revealed for 2017 Dallas International Film Festival
The Dallas International Film Festival revealed the first eleven official selections for the upcoming 11th edition of the festival.
MR. PIG, THE PEARL Win Top Awards at Dallas International Film Festival
Diego Luna’s MR. PIG and Jessica Dimmock and Christopher LaMarca’s THE PEARL took home the top prizes at the 2016 Dallas International Film Festival awards ceremony.
Dallas International Film Festival Reveals Film Lineup
The 2016 Dallas International Film Festival taking place April 14 to 17, revealed the full schedule of film selections.
WEINER Doc Among First 10 Films Announced for Dallas International Film Festival
The first ten official selections have been revealed for the 2016 Dallas International Film Festival.
2015 Dallas Intl Film Festival Announces First 10 Films
PLAYING IT COOL
The 9th annual Dallas International Film Festival taking place April 9-19, 2015, announced the first 10 films, including the North American premiere of PLAYING IT COOL, a romantic comedy starring Chris Evans and Michelle Monaghan.
“Hellion” “The Special Need” “Flutter” “Verbatim” “Queens & Cowboys” Among Winners of 2014 Dallas International Film Festival
The Special Need
The Dallas International Film Festival announced its 2014 award winners; Hellion, directed by Kat Candler, won the Narrative Feature Grand Jury Prize and The Special Need directed by Carlo Zoratti, grabbed the Documentary Feature Grand Jury Prize. Hellion is the debut feature from writer/director Kat Candler, based on her short film that screened at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, paints the powerful portrait of a family on the brink of dissolution set against the haunting backdrop of the refineries of Southeast Texas. The Special Need is a documentary film about Enea, an autistic man from Italy who is obsessed with finding a girlfriend. The film follows his struggles in interacting with women, and eventually he and his friends take to the road to find someone for Enea to sleep with.
2014 Dallas International Film Festival Unveils First 10 Films; Incl. World Premiere of BELIEVE ME, North American Premiere of FIRESTORM
FIRESTORM
The 8th edition of the Dallas International Film Festival, taking place April 3 to 13, 2014 unveiled the first 10 films to screen at the festival. “Approximately 150 films from all over the world will be screened during the 11-day Festival and selecting the first ten films is like completing the first mile in a marathon,” said James Faust, artistic director, Dallas Film Society. It’s exhilarating and exhausting selecting the best among the thousands of outstanding entries we receive and announcing the entire line-up is the moment I reach the finish line and the fun of the festival begins!”