The full program for the 40th BFI Flare London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival has been released, with ‘Doctor Who’ creator Russell T. Davies booked for one of the event’s Screen Talks.
‘The Mandalorian & Grogu,’ the TV show spinoff hitting theaters May 22 and starring Pedro Pascal, is the first franchise big screen release since 2019.
“I feel responsibility more than gratitude,” says ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ filmmaker, denouncing “genocide” and leaving the prize behind at a Berlin Adlon Hotel ceremony hosted by Bob Geldof.
Aimee Lou Wood, Patrick Dempsey, Gillian Anderson, Delroy Lindo, Glenn Close, Alicia Vikander, Kathryn Hahn, and Regé-Jean Page will also present at Britain’s biggest night for film on Feb. 22.
“It’s difficult to hold both the nomination and the news because one feels beautiful and one is so dark and heavy,” the first-time nominee says.
A rudderless young man and his hardworking father each experience love, marriage, loss and the fragility of dreams in this concluding part of Anthony Chen’s loosely linked ‘Growing Up’ trilogy.
The latest feature from Quebecois director Geneviève Dulude-de Celles (‘The Colony’) stars Galin Stoev as a curator searching for an 8-year-old artistic prodigy in his native Bulgaria.
This follow-up to the hit inspirational 2018 film featuring Dennis Quaid depicts the story behind the creation of another of the Christian band’s songs.
Pietra Brettkelly and The Critics chronicle a rise from iPhone DIY storytelling on the streets of Kaduna to the German art scene in this Berlin premiere.
The ‘silent auteur’ tackled troubling social and economic issues in such films as ‘Titicut Follies,’ which exposed brutalities at a hospital for the criminally insane.
