Zack Gottsagen will receive the Rising Star Award at the annual Film Awards Gala of the 31st annual Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) for his performance in The Peanut Butter Falcon. The festival runs January 2-13, 2020.
Film Festivals
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Zack Gottsagen to Receive Rising Star Award at Palm Springs International Film Festival
Zack Gottsagen in “The Peanut Butter Falcon”
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21 Short Films to Compete in International Film Festival Rotterdam 2020 Short Competition
Clockwise: Apiyemiyekî?, Wong Ping’s Fables 2, Tendre, Beer, Aquí y allá, A Bright Summer Diary 21 short films are selected for the Ammodo Tiger Short Competition at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) with the jury consisting of Nathanja van Dijk, Safia Benhaim and Greg de Cuir Jr.
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Helen Mirren to Receive Homage and Honorary Golden Bear at 2020 Berlin International Film Festival
Helen Mirren. © Foto: Giles Keyte Berlin International Film Festival will honor Oscar-winner Dame Helen Mirren with its Homage and award her the Honorary Golden Bear for her lifetime achievement.
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Antonio Banderas to Receive Actor Award at Palm Springs International Film Festival
Antonio Banderas in Pain and Glory (Dolor y gloria) The Palm Springs International Film Festival will present Antonio Banderas with the International Star Award, Actor for his performance in Pain and Glory at its annual Film Awards Gala. The 31st annual Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) runs January 2-13, 2020.
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Ashland Independent Film Festival Opens New AIFF Film Center
Ashland Independent Film Festival Opens New AIFF Film Center Ashland Independent Film Festival will open the AIFF Film Center, the newest addition to Ashland’s vibrant visual and literary arts scene on East Main Street.
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FOR SAMA Wins Audience Award at International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam
FOR SAMA. Sama pictured in September 2016, in the bombarded east of the city with a placard in response to US presidential candidate Gary Johnson’s infamous gaffe “What’s Aleppo” – Courtesy of Channel 4, Copyright Waad al-Kateab. For Sama directed by Waad al-Kateab and Edward Watts has won the VPRO IDFA Audience Award the grand public prize of the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam.
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PAPICHA, PINKY PROMISE Win Top Prizes at exground filmfest 32
exground filmfest 32: Award winners, award sponsors and the exground team / Photo: Peter R. Fischer exground filmfest 32 concluded its ten-day celebration of independent cinema with a gala awards ceremony. As best feature-length film, the audience chose PAPICHA by Mounia Meddour. Audience members selected PINKY PROMISE by Sophie Linnenbaum (who placed 2nd in 2018 with RIEN NE VA PLUS) as the winner in the German Short Film Competition. Second prize went to EARLY BIRDS by Benjamin Kempf-Siemens and Rainer Binz, and Felix Karolus was honoured with third prize for his film MENUETT.
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Calgary Underground Film Festival Docs Fest Opens with THE AMAZING JOHNATHAN DOCUMENTARY
THE AMAZING JOHNATHAN DOCUMENTARY CUFF.Docs, the 7th Annual Documentary Film Festival presented by Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF), starts this Wednesday night, November 27, with the Sundance hit THE AMAZING JOHNATHAN DOCUMENTARY, about the final tour of a dying magician, “The Amazing Johnathan”, which turns into an unexpected and increasingly bizarre journey as the filmmaker struggles to separate truth from illusion. The 5-day festival runs until Sunday, Dec 1 at Globe Cinema.
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IDFA 2019 Winners – IN A WHISPER Wins Best Documentary
Award Winners of 2019 International Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) Directors Heidi Hassan and Patricia Pérez Fernández are the winners of the 2019 International Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) Award for Best Feature-Length Documentary with In a Whisper. The film centers on two emigrated Cuban filmmakers whose passion for film, friendship, and freedom reunites them after years apart.
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Krakow Film Festival Selects First Films for 2020 Fest
My Father and Me” directed by Nick Broomfield Krakow Film Festival, announced the first titles of the next year’s 60th anniversary program including “Sunless Shadows” by Mehrdad Oskouei, the opening film of the IDFA festival in Amsterdam and the documentary film “My Father and Me” by British film-maker, Nick Broomfield.
