Festivals

The Marie Kreutzer-directed drama is Netflix's third Cannes buy after the animated "In Waves" and Spanish epic "The Black Ball."

Exclusive: Japanese filmmaker and Cannes perennial Kore-eda is back at the festival with his eighth Palme d'Or contender; he won in 2018 for "Shoplifters." Watch a first clip from "Sheep in the Box" here.

Exclusive: The American Cinematheque will partner with the Paris for another New York incarnation of its popular festival, with highlights including an archival 35mm print of "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" and a new 4K restoration of "The Man Who Wasn't There."

The annual Arkansas festival will also screen festival hits like John Early's "Maddie's Secret," Liz Sargent's "Take Me Home," Ayden Mayeri's "Summer 2000: The X-Cetra Story," and more.

The opening night crowd enjoyed a light period romance, "The Electric Kiss." It won't cross the Atlantic.

Exclusive: Rooftop Films announces the first round of its 2026 slate for its 30th season in New York.

Submissions are now open for the second edition of Ari Aster and Lars Knudsen's non-competitive filmmaking incubator, which takes place in Austin this September.

At the opening day press conference, political chat was front and center, often drawing applause from the international press corps.

Corbin Bernsen's drama pilot and Mandy Patinkin's comedy series took home top honors at the Denver-based TV festival, alongside "Choir Games" (Unscripted), "Banana" (Digital Short), "Haint" (Late Night), and more category champions.

Sundance screened just Chapter One of a 16-hour opus that is the follow-up to "The Story of Film: An Odyssey."

With nine films already among the official selection, expect newer buyers to surprise when vying for any remaining breakout discoveries.

See all the winners from the 2026 San Francisco International Film Festival.