CUFF.Docs, the 7th Annual Documentary Film Festival presented by Calgary Underground Film Festival, starts this Wednesday with the Sundance hit THE AMAZING JOHNATHAN DOCUMENTARY
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CUFF.Docs, the 7th Annual Documentary Film Festival presented by Calgary Underground Film Festival, starts this Wednesday with the Sundance hit THE AMAZING JOHNATHAN DOCUMENTARY
Directors Heidi Hassan and Patricia Pérez Fernández are the winners of the 2019 International Film Festival Amsterdam Award for Best Feature-Length Documentary with In a Whisper.
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences awarded OSCAR qualifying film festival status to the Cairo International Film Festival.
Jennifer Lopez will receive the Spotlight Award, Actress at the Film Awards Gala of the 31st Palm Springs International Film Festival for her Oscar-buzzed performance in Hustlers.
Krakow Film Festival, announced the first titles of 2020 festival, including “Sunless Shadows” by Mehrdad Oskouei, and “My Father and Me” by British film-maker, Nick Broomfield.
2019 Key West Film Festival announced the winners. Waves directed by Trey Edward Shults which closed the festival was voted winner of the Audience Award.
Japanese director Hikari’s “37 Seconds” was awarded the Best Film prize at the 18th edition of the RIFF – Rome Independent Film Festival.
21-year-old Canadian-Vietnamese director Carol Nguyen opened the 32nd International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam with a call for diverse representation in the film industry.
Palm Springs International Film Festival will present Martin Scorsese with the Sonny Bono Visionary Award for The Irishman at its annual Film Awards Gala.
Yellow Rose directed by Diane Paragas and The Australian Dream directed by Daniel Gordon were voted winners of the Audience Awards at 39th annual Hawai‘i International Film Festival.
After screening screened over 300 films, the 28th Whitaker St. Louis International Film Festival wrapped with the awards presentation. “Just Mercy” was voted Best Film by the audience.
The psychological social horror film Do Not Reply, created by son-father directing duo Daniel Woltosz and Walt Woltosz, will have its New York premiere at the New York City Horror Film Fest