All Festivals articles
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Reviews‘The Librarians’: Sundance Review
Kim A. Snyder’s rousing documentary follows the librarians on the frontline of America’s culture wars
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News2025 film festivals and markets calendar: latest dates
Bookmark this page to keep track of all the latest festival dates.
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NewsDenis Lavant to star in Chilean ghost story ’Bloques Erráticos' (exclusive)
French star plays the ghost of a cinematographer who breaks free after a century trapped within the glaciers of Patagonia.
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Reviews‘Sly Lives! (aka The Burden Of Black Genius)’: Sundance Review
Questlove takes on the extraordinary shapeshifter Sly Stone in this unconventional rock doc
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Reviews‘2000 Meters To Andriivka’: Sundance Review
Mstyslav Chernov follows up ’20 Days In Mariupol’ with a brutal missive from Ukraine’s front line
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Reviews‘Twinless’: Sundance Review
Clever dark comedy from James Sweeney juggles all its dual perspectives deftly
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Reviews‘The Ugly Stepsister’: Sundance Review
The Cinderella fairytale is turned violently on its head in this gory Norwegian debut
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Reviews‘The Dating Game’: Sundance Review
Three Chinese men search for love against the demographic odds in this warm-hearted documentary
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Reviews‘DJ Ahmet’: Sundance Review
A teenage boy uses music as an escape from everyday life in his rural North Macedonian village
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Reviews‘Jimpa’: Sundance Review
Oliva Colman and John Lithgow head Sophie Hyde’s queer family drama
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Reviews‘Omaha’: Sundance Review
A father and his kids take a sombre road trip in this impactful US debut
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Reviews’Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore’: Sundance Review
The life and career of deaf actor and activist Marlee Matlin
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NewsFate of ‘BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions’ Berlinale screening uncertain after backer pulls film from Sundance
Sundance says, ”We are deeply disappointed”.
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NewsNew sales outfit Lucky Number boards Berlin competition title ‘What Marielle Knows’ (exclusive)
Lucky Number was launched in November by industry veterans Ola Byszuk, Olivier Barbier and Lenny Porte.
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NewsTIFF, Rogers sign three-year presenting partner deal
50th festival edition runs September 4-14.
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NewsMagnolia picks up Kevin Macdonald doc ‘One To One: John & Yoko’ ahead of Sundance screening
April 11 exclusive Imax launch followed by theatrical expansion.
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NewsTrio of anticipated Sundance docs head to Autlook Filmsales (exclusive)
Khartoum, Coexistence, My Ass!, and How To Build A Library will screen in the World Documentary Competition in Park City.
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NewsBerlinale selection will “get people talking about vibrancy” of film, says Tricia Tuttle
Tuttle sought to navigate a path for 2025 edition where politics can be discussed but films can also be celebrated.