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Mar 16, 2023 · TOKYO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. Tokyo, Japan | 2023. The latest edition of this top-tier festival screened 169 films, an increase from 126 in 2021, and drew nearly 60,000 in admissions, nearly doubling the previous year. More than 50,000 people attended festival-related events.
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- Taormina Film Fest – Sicily
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- SXSW Film Festival – Austin, Texas
- Berlin International Film Festival
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It should come as no surprise that this post begins with the famous Venice Film Festival, held each year in the illustrious Palazzo del Cinema di Venezia in Venice Lido as part of the broader context of the Venice Biennale’s cultural contemporary art festival. Founded in 1932, the Venice International Film Festival is the world’s oldest and this ye...
It would be criminal to compile a list of the world’s top film festivals without mentioning the Palme d’Or and the famous Cannes Film Festival. This year brings the 73rd edition of the Cannes Film Festival, the world’s most publicized. Called the International Film Festival until 2002, this is the place to see and be seen for the ‘who’s who’ of wor...
The Tribeca Film Festival is an American independent film festival held every year in New York. Founded by Robert De Niro, Craig Hatkoff and Jane Rosenthal, the festival’s aim was to revitalize the economy and the city’s cultural life after the September 11, 2001 attacks. The concept behind the festival is to reach the widest possible audience to c...
The Taormina Film Fest – which began under the name of Rassegna Cinematografica Internazionale di Messina e Taormina – takes place in this stunning city’s ancient Greek theater, perched on a natural terrace over the Ionian Sea and famous for its view of Mount Etna. Like previous years, the upcoming 66th edition will include world premieres of both ...
Sundance, the top American independent film festival and one of the world’s largest, celebrates its 35th edition this year. Established by the Sundance Institute, a cultural nonprofit organization founded by Robert Redford, the festival showcases the most innovative American and international filmmakers. It presents films made outside the mainstrea...
South by Southwest Film is part of a series of festivals (music, film and interactive media) held in Austin, Texas, a city that has become such a hub for new technology that is has garnered the nickname “Silicon Hills”. The festival, a marathon of films, presents many categories, from competitions between state high schools to highly anticipated bi...
If you’ve never been to Berlin, 2020 may be the right year to do so and celebrate the 70th anniversary of the world’s leading film festival at the same time Founded in 1951 by the Western Allies in order to create a showcase of the free world, the Berlinale is one of the world’s top three festivals film festivals alongside Venice and Cannes. For tw...
Founded in 1976, this cinematic event is as lively and influential as those of Venice, Cannes and Berlin, and is held every year on the first Thursday of September. Considered by some to be a trial run for the awards season, the Toronto International Film Festival indeed often serves as a springboard for an Oscar. More than 300 films are screened d...
The Melbourne International Film Festival is undoubtedly one of Australia’s most important events, always featuring a selection of auteur films, short films, feature films and documentaries that bring international cinema to the forefront. The opening night usually takes place at Melbourne‘s Regent Theater with the screening of one of the festival’...
The Hong Kong International Film Festival is organized every year by the Hong Kong International Film Festival Society, a nonprofit and nongovernmental organization committed to promoting the arts and the undertaking of film production with an international dimension. This wide panorama of Asian and international production showcases work from more...
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Festival de Cannes - International film festival for more than 75 years. Official Selection. 24.05.24 16:22. Screenings of the short films In Competition and La Cinef winners in Paris. Official Selection. 24.05.24 11:00. Watch them tonight, at the Cinéma de la plage. Official Selection. 24.05.24 10:40.
Sep 27, 2023 · Ezra. Courtesy of TIFF. Directed by Tony Goldwyn and written by his best friend Tony Spiridakis (who went on a similar journey of acceptance with his own children over a decade ago), Ezra is a ...
Discover the next generation of great filmmakers with CineYouth’s 2023 award winners! From animated gems to impactful documentaries, experimental genre-benders to heartfelt dramas, this eclectic and impressive group of films are all made by directors 22-years-old or younger! In-Person.
