Don't miss Hedda with dir. Nia DaCosta

“One of the more original & thrilling adaptations of a classic work in recent memory.” With director Nia DaCosta receiving a tribute.

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See the full lineup for our 61st Festival!

New films from Chloe Zhao, Park Chan-wook, Joachim Trier, Kelly Reichardt, & more. Individual tickets on sale now!

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Find hidden gems at the #ChiFilmFest

Fill your schedule with these programmer-selected under-the-radar gems, from animation and new directors to docs, shorts, & horror.

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