1001 Frames, directed by Mehrnoush Alia, took home the top honor, the Grand Chameleon Award, along with Best Narrative Feature, at the 29th Brooklyn Film Festival, which wrapped after ten days of screenings, panels, industry events, and filmmaker gatherings across Brooklyn, New York City.
Director Rod Lurie heads back to the battlefield with Lucky Strike, a tense World War II survival thriller inspired by true events, starring Scott Eastwood.
Set against the sweltering backdrop of Madrid in 1988, Goat Girl (La niña de la cabra) is a moving coming-of-age story written and directed by Ana Asensio.
Dark Sky Films debuted the official trailer for Camp, a horror/thriller film from writer-director Avalon Fast (Honeycomb).
In Pitfall, a slasher horror thriller directed by James Kondelik, a brutal fight for survival unfolds deep in the woods.
Promised Sky directed by French-Tunisian filmmaker Erige Sehiri, known for Under the Fig Trees, is a deeply human drama centered on migration, solidarity, and survival in contemporary Tunisia.
John Early steps into the spotlight in a big way with Maddie’s Secret, a comedy melodrama blending absurd humor, emotional vulnerability, and biting satire into one cinematic piece.
Black Rabbit, White Rabbit, a mysterious and surreal drama from Iranian filmmaker Shahram Mokri bends time, reality, and storytelling into an intricate cinematic puzzle.
Two estranged siblings chase buried loot and fractured identities in The Last Viking, a darkly comic odyssey from filmmaker Anders Thomas Jensen
A fearless life collides with a defining legal battle in Ask E. Jean, a riveting documentary that traces the remarkable journey of advice columnist and writer E. Jean Carroll.
Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner are lovers on the run in Carolina Caroline, a thriller from director Carter Rehmeier.
A body without a name ignites a relentless search for truth in Unidentified, a gripping new crime thriller from acclaimed Saudi filmmaker Haifaa Al-Mansour.