On the popular movie-centric social media site Letterboxd, you can filter movies by type. Horror, comedy, drama, and documentary can be neatly separated. But listing documentary as its own, singular genre is a categorical mistake. It means the Holocaust documentary Shoah somehow belongs in the same bucket as The King of Kong, which follows nerds […]
A world-renowned film festival is gearing up for its annual showcase this week. For 25 years, the Tribeca Film Festival has been considered to be one of the most influential festivals in the film industry, exploring various innovations across creative entertainment. The Tribeca Film Festival continues to be an exciting premier hub for independent filmmaking. […]
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SXSW London, the first European offshoot of the South by Southwest Film Festival from Austin, Texas, is currently underway, and it appears the Russo Brothers have big plans for the inaugural event. On Instagram, the directors promised a big Avengers: Doomsday surprise at SXSW London tomorrow, June 2. After posting a series of images seemingly leading […]
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One of New Jersey’s most critically acclaimed film festivals is having its annual event this weekend. The 2026 Monmouth Film Festival returns this year with another incredible selection of independent films for curious attendees to watch. During a time when the New York and New Jersey area is seeing more and more interest from major […]
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Organizers for the 2026 Cannes Film Festival have revealed the full lineup of films that will be presented across all six screening categories
Christopher Wells, founder of the Weird Short Films Festival, is redefining independent cinema in Brooklyn—blending horror, dark comedy, and community into a bold new platform where filmmakers are treated like VIPs and originality takes center stage.
Edie Arnold Is a Loser directors Megan Rico and Kade Atwood, and stars Adi Madden Cabrera and McKenna Tuckett talk coming-of-age punk film.
New African Film Festival at AFI Silver through March 26 Throughout the year, AFI Silver puts on numerous film festivals that punch above the cinema’s weight. The Capital Irish Film Festival, which wrapped on March 1, is one such example, and the area’s most continuously exciting film festival is the AFI EU Showcase, which happens […]
The 2026 Capital Irish Film Festival presented by Solas Nua at AFI Silver Theatre has more crowd-pleasers than usual for its 20th year, which includes 18 features and several shorts programs. From Feb. 26 through March 1, the D.C.-based organization dedicated to promoting contemporary Irish arts, screens sports dramas, coming-of-age romances, and a heist thriller. […]