Santa Fe Independent Film Festival will open with Zappa, an in-depth documentary on the life, work, and politics of musician Frank Zappa.
Carlos A. Hurtado’s “CRY” is an Official Selection of Canadian International Fashion Film Festival
Carlos A. Hurtado’s fashion film “Cry” is an official selection of Canadian International Fashion Film Festival.
29th Philadelphia Film Festival Announces First Wave of Films, Centerpiece Films – NOMADLAND and AMMONITE
Philadelphia Film Festival 2020 unveiled the first wave of 45 films including NOMADLAND and AMMONITE as Centerpiece Films.
“Nomadland” and “The Brothers” Win Top Prizes at 21st Woodstock Film Festival
Woodstock Film Festival announced the winners of its 2020 Maverick Awards, with Nomadland winning the award for Best Narrative Feature.
16th Zurich Film Festival Winners – HOCHWALD, SIN SEÑAS PARTICULARES and TIME Win Golden Eyes
Hochwald by Evi Romen wins the Golden Eye of the 16th Zurich Film Festival for the best film in focus competition.
Ava DuVernay, Rachel Brosnahan, Winston Duke, Elisabeth Moss Among Lineup for AFI Summit at AFI FEST 2020
AFI Summit at 2020 AFI FEST includes a conversation with Ava DuVernay about supporting BIPOC filmmakers through her company Array.
Slamdance 2021 Goes Virtual and Moves to Joshua Tree, California
Slamdance will take a break from Park City in 2021 by moving virtually to slamdance.com, YouTube and physically to Joshua Tree, California.
German Actor and Director Til Schweiger Received Golden Eye Award at Zurich Film Festival
German actor and director Til Schweiger was moved and visibly delighted as he received the Golden Eye Award at The Zurich Film Festival.
Showtime Offers Documentary KINGDOM OF SILENCE for FREE on Second Anniversary of the Murder of Jamal Khashoggi
Showtime released the documentary Kingdom of Silence for FREE online, two years to the date of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
THE WEASEL’S TALE and CHOLITAS Win Audience Awards at 36th Chicago Latino Film Festival
Juan José Campanella’s The Weasel’s Tale won the Audience Choice Award for Best Feature at the 36th Chicago Latino Film Festival.
Bill Brummel’s CAN YOU HEAR MY VOICE? – Chronicles a Singing Group Without Voice Boxes – Premieres at Nashville Film Festival
“Can You Hear My Voice?” chronicles the one-of-a-kind Shout at Cancer choir in the UK, whose members have all had their voice boxes removed.
Yael Bridge’s Documentary on Socialism in American AMERICA – THE BIG SCARY “S” WORD Premieres at Mill Valley and AFI Fests
Yael Bridge’s The Big Scary “S” Word exploring the history of the American socialist movement will Premiere at Mill Valley Film Festival.