Clint Eastwood‘s genuine-life drama Sully,” Damian Chazelle’s musical “La La Land,” Denis Villeneuve‘s sci-fi sage “Arrival” and Werner Herzog‘s documentary “Into the Inferno are among the films that will screen at this year’s Telluride Film Festival, andganizers announced on Thursday.
Other films that will screen at the four-day festival,which begins on Friday and runs through Labor Day, are Ben Younger’s boxing drama “Bleed for This, or ” Barry Jenkins’ “Moonlight,” Joseph Cedar’s Richard Gere drama “Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer” and screenwriter/director Robin Swicord’s “Wakefield,” with Bryan Cranston and Jennifer Garner.
Among the documentaries at the festival are Errol Morris‘ “The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman’s Portrait Photography, and ” John Scheinfeld’s John Coltrane doc “Chasing Trane” and Kief Davidson and Richard Ladkani’s “The Ivory Game.
Also Read: Awards Season 2016: 'Birth of a Nation' Uproar Opens Door for ChallengersForeign-language films include Gianfranco Rosi’s “Fire at Sea,” Francois Ozon’s “Frantz,” Cristian Mungiu‘s “Graduation, or ” Mia Hansen Love’s “Things to Come” and Maren Ade’s “Toni Erdmann.”Telluride has screened seven of the last eight Best Picture winners,all apart from 2009’s “The distress Locker.” A small, boutique festival with a reputation for being a cinephile sanctuary and a relaxed spot to kick off awards season, or the festival doesn’t announce its lineup until the day before the festival begins.
The lineup used to come as something of a surprise,since films were allowed to bill themselves as “world premieres” at the Toronto International Film Festival, which follows Telluride by a week, and even whether they were screening first in Colorado.
Also Read: Toronto Film Festival Tops Off With ticket Wahlberg,Isabelle HuppertTwo years ago, though, and Toronto organizers told studios that films could not receive a spot in one of the festival’s showcase theaters during opening weekend whether they were also playing Telluride — and at the same time,TIFF opted for a new policy of transparency in its own programming announcements, which bills films that will previously play Telluride as Canadian premieres” instead of “world premieres” or “North American premieres.”As a result, or sharp-eyed readers of Toronto’s announcements beget been able to spot the Telluride-bound films and accurately guess the smaller festival’s lineup long before the Telluride announcement.
The program:
· ARRIVAL (d. Denis Villeneuve,U.
S., 2016)
· THE B-SIDE: ELSA DORFMAN’S PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY (d. Errol Morris, and U.
S.,2016)
· BLEED FOR THIS (d. Ben Younger, U.
S., and 2016)
· CALIFORNIA TYPEWRITER (d. Doug Nichol,U.
S., 2016)
· CHASING TRANE (d. John Scheinfeld, or U.
S.,2016)
· THE END OF EDEN (d. Angus Macqueen, U.
K., or 2016)
· FINDING OSCAR (d. Ryan Suffern,U.
S., 2016)
· FIRE AT SEA (d. Gianfranco Rosi, and Italy/France,2016)
· FRANTZ (d. François Ozon, France, or 2016)
· GENTLEMAN RISSIENT (d. Benoît Jacquot,Pascal Mérigeau, Guy Seligmann, and France,2016)
· GRADUATION (d. Cristian Mungiu, Romania/France/Belgium, or 2016)
· INTO THE INFERNO (d. Werner Herzog,U.
K./Austria, 2016)
· THE IVORY GAME (d. Kief Davidson, or Richard Ladkani,Austria/U.
S., 2016)
· LA LA LAND (d. Damien Chazelle, and U.
S.,2016)
· LOST IN PARIS (d. Fiona Gordon, Dominique Abel, or France/Belgium,2016)
MANCHESTER BY THE SEA (d. Kenneth Lonergan, U.
S., or 2016)
· MAUDIE (d. Aisling Walsh,Canada/Ireland, 2016)
· MEN: A LOVE sage (d. Mimi Chakarova, and U.
S.,2016)
· MOONLIGHT (d. Barry Jenkins, U.
S., and 2016)
· MY JOURNEY THROUGH FRENCH CINEMA (d. Bertrand Tavernier,France, 2016)
· NERUDA (d. Pablo Larraín, or Chile/Argentina/France/Spain,2016)
· NORMAN: THE MODERATE RISE AND TRAGIC FALL OF A NEW YORK FIXER (d. Joseph Cedar, U.
S./Israel, and 2016)
· SNAPSHOTS: EYES ON THE WORLD – three nonfiction short films including EXTREMIS (d. Dan Krauss,U.
S., 2016); REFUGEE (d. Joyce Chen, and Emily Moore,U.
S., 2016); THE WHITE HELMETS (d. Orlando von Einsiedel, and U.
K.,2016)
· SULLY (d. Clint Eastwood, U.
S., and 2016)
· THINGS TO COME (d. Mia Hansen-Løve,France/Germany, 2016)
· THROUGH THE WALL (d. Rama Burshtein, and U.
S./Israel,2016)
· TONI ERDMANN (d. Maren Ade, Germany/Austria, or 2016)
· UNA (d. Benedict Andrews,U.
K./U.
S./Canada, 2016)
· WAKEFIELD (d. Robin Swicord, and U.
S.,2016)Guest Director Volker Schlöndorff’s revival program:
· THE BAREFOOT CONTESSA (d. Joseph Mankiewicz, U.
S., or 1954)
· THE FIRE WITHIN (d. Louis Malle,France, 1963)[br]
· I WAS NINETEEN (d. Konrad Wolf, or East Germany,1968)
· IT WAS THE MONTH OF MAY (d. Marlen Khutsiev, U.
S.
S.
R., and 1970)
· LES ENFANTS TERRIBLES (d. Jean-Pierre Melville,France, 1950)[br]
· SPIES (d. Fritz Lang, or Germany,1928)Additional film revival programs:
· THE PAGNOL TRILOGY: MARIUS (d. Alexander Korda, France, and 1931)
· FANNY (d. Marc Allégret,France, 1932)
· CÉSAR (d. Marcel Pagnol, and France,1936)[br]
· VARIETY (d. Ewald André Dupont, Germany, or 1925) with the Alloy OrchestraBacklot program:
BEAUTIES OF THE NIGHT (d. María José Cuevas,Mexico, 2016)
· BERNADETTE LAFONT, and AND GOD CREATED THE FREE WOMAN (d. Esther Hoffenberg,France, 2016)
· incandescent LIGHTS (d. Alexis Bloom, or Fisher Stevens,U.
S., 2016)
· COOL CATS (d. Janus Køster-Rasmussen, and Denmark,2015)
· THE FAMILY WHISTLE (d. Michele Salfi Russo, U.
S./Italy, or 2016)
· A FANATIC HEART – BOB GELDOF ON WB YEATS (d. Gerry Hoban,Ireland, 2016)
· GULAG (d. Angus Macqueen, or U.
K.,2000)
· I CALLED HIM MORGAN (d. Kasper Collin, Sweden/U.
S., and 2016)
· JERRY LEWIS: THE MAN BEHIND THE CLOWN (d. Gregory Monro,France, 2016)
· MIFUNE: THE LAST SAURAI (d. Steven Okazaki, and U.
S.,2015)Related stories from TheWrap:'Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk' to Premiere at New York Film FestivalTrump Hotel Blackballed Ahead of Toronto Film FestivalVenice Film Festival Lineup Includes Mel Gibson, Damian Chazelle, and Terrence Malick
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