All Festivals articles – Page 11
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NewsLuca Guadagnino to receive Venice’s Glory to the Filmmaker Award for 2026
Guadagnino will present 435-minute Bertolucci documentary ‘Joie De Vivre’ at the festival.
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NewsWerner Herzog to receive San Sebastian’s Donostia Award
The festival will screen his latest film, ‘Bucking Fastard’.
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Features“Evil is part of our life”: director Felix Randau on ‘I Is Another’ about Himmler's masseur
Film stars Claes Bang as the former massage therapist to SS leader Heinrich Himmler, who claims to have saved thousands of lives.
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FeaturesEdinburgh director Paul Ridd on why he would love to create a film market at the festival
”It starts with building the confidence of the market, of sales reps, producers, filmmakers.”
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Reviews‘Manhunt’ review: Intense psychological thriller follows two troubled boys across the Canadian wilderness
Wayne Wapeemukwa’s Locarno competition title is inspired by real life events
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NewsLocarno Pro talks nepo babies and white male filmmakers: “Privilege is very present in the industry”
Most of this century’s top grossing films were made by ‘nepo baby creatives’ according to research presented at the Locarno Film Festival’s StepIn industry conference.
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NewsAnna Biller’s ‘The Face Of Horror’, Duncan Jones’s ‘Rogue Trooper’ among TIFF Midnight Madness lineup
Bonus presentation of ‘Obsession’ one year after Focus acquired the festival breakout.
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NewsZurich Film Festival to honour Martin McDonagh
Writer and director will receive festival’s A Tribute To … Award during a gala premiere of his latest film ;Wild Horse Nine’.
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NewsLocarno pays tribute to Isabella Rossellini as festival kicks off with ‘The Green Eyes’ premiere
Artistic director Giona A Nazzaro led round of applause for two of his Locarno predecessors who died this year, Moritz de Hadeln and Lili Hinstin
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NewsMichelle Yeoh named Busan’s Asian Filmmaker of the Year
The actress will attend BIFF with ‘It’s My Time’, her first Chinese-language film in almost a decade
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Reviews‘The Green Eyes’ review: Locarno opener is visually striking, tonally uneven French asylum drama
Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh’s magical realist film takes inspiration from the rare condition of resignation syndrome
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NewsUK’s Jason Elliott among 16 Student Academy Award winners to be honoured at TIFF
Jason Elliott from the UK’s National Film and Television School is among 16 winners.
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NewsMarine Atlan, Mike Leigh, Paweł Pawlikowski among 64th NYFF main slate
64th New York Film Festival edition runs September 25-October 12.
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NewsMegan Rapinoe, Elon Musk, Italian wine-growing in focus at TIFF Docs
Two-thirds of 21-strong roster hail from women filmmakers.
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NewsSan Sebastian’s Made in Spain unveils 24 titles including three world premieres
Albert Serra’s ’Sixteen Moments Of My Life’ is set to open the strand.
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News‘I Love Paris’ takes top Fantasia 2026 audience award
2027 edition to run in Montreal from July 15-August 1.
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NewsSony Pictures Classics acquires 2025 TIFF hit ‘Poetic License’
Coming-of-age comedy originally acquired by embattled Row K to open theatrically in 2027.
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News‘Inherit’: exclusive first trailer for Banjong Pisanthanakun’s TIFF horror starring Davika Hoorne
EXCLUSIVE: Marks the first collaboration between South Korea’s Barunson E&A and Thailand’s GDH559.
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NewsNetflix expands US theatrical release for awards push ‘La Bola Negra’ by three weeks
Cross-generational epic launched in Cannes and will get exclusive 47-day run.
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NewsRotterdam’s Hubert Bals Fund backs 20 projects with development funding
Funding recipients include Berlinale Silver Bear winner Nelson Carlo de los Santos Arias.