A selection of films, famed for their decision to throw convention out of the window. This list pays homage to the great surrealist films from the history of cinema.
The greatest films ever made, as voted by MUBI’s global community of film lovers.
https://mubi.com/lists/the-top-1000
2020 Sundance Film Festival:
- 01-20: Premieres
- 21-27: Spotlight
- 28-43: U.S. Dramatic Competition
- 44-55: World Cinema Dramatic Competition
- 56-64: Next
- 65-73: Midnight
- 74-77: New Frontier
- 78-80: Sundance Kids
- 81-96: U.S. Documentary Competition
- 97-108: World Cinema Documentary Competition
- 109-122: Documentary Premieres
- 123-157: Shorts Programs
- 158-163: Shorts Preceding Features
- 164-171: Midnight Shorts Program
- 172-178: New Frontier Shorts Program
- 179-186: Animation Spotlight Shorts Program
- 187-195: Documentary Shorts Programs
- 196-202: Special Events.
Awards:
- Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize: 01 - Tesla (Michael Almereyda).
- U.S. Dramatic Grand Jury Prize: 28 - Minari (Lee Isaac).
- U.S. Dramatic Audience Award: 28 - Minari (Lee Isaac).
- U.S. Dramatic Directing Award: 29 - The 40-Year-Old Version (Radha Blank).
- U.S. Dramatic Screenwriting Award: 30 - Nine Days (Edson Oda).
- U.S. Dramatic Special Jury Award for Ensemble Cast: 31 - Charm City Kings.
- U.S. Dramatic Special Jury Award for Auteur Filmmaking: 32 - Shirley (Josephine Decker).
- U.S. Dramatic Special Jury Award: Neorealism: 33 - Never Rarely Sometimes Always (Eliza Hittman).
- World Cinema Dramatic Grand Jury Prize: 44 - Yalda, a Night for Forgiveness (Massoud Bakhshi).
- World Cinema Dramatic Audience Award: 45 - Identifying Features (Fernanda Valadez).
- World Cinema Dramatic Directing Award: 46 - Cuties (Maimouna Doucoure).
- World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award for Acting: 47 - Surge (Ben Whishaw).
- World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award for Best Screenplay: 45 - Identifying Features (Fernanda Valadez).
- World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award for Visionary Filmmaking: 48 - This Is Not a Burial, It's a Resurrection (Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese).
- Next Audience Award: 56 - I Carry You With Me (Heidi Ewing).
- Next Innovator Award: 56 - I Carry You With Me (Heidi Ewing).
- U.S. Documentary Grand Jury Prize: 81 - Boys State (Jesse Moss, Amanda McBaine).
- U.S. Documentary Audience Award: 82 - Crip Camp (Nicole Newnham and Jim Lebrecht).
- U.S. Documentary Directing Award: 83 - Time (Garrett Bradley).
- U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award for Social Impact Filmmaking: 84 - The Fight (Elyse Steinberg, Josh Kriegman and Eli Despres).
- U.S. Documentary Jury Award for Emerging Filmmaker: 85 - Feels Good Man (Arthur Jones for).
- U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award for Editing : 86 - Welcome to Chechnya (Tyler H. Walk).
- U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award for Innovation in Nonfiction Storytelling: 87 - Dick Johnson Is Dead (Kirsten Johnson).
- World Cinema Documentary Grand Jury Prize: 97 - Epicentro (Hubert Sauper).
- World Cinema Documentary Audience Award: 98 - The Reason I Jump (Jerry Rothwell).
- World Cinema Documentary Directing Award: 99 - The Earth Is Blue as an Orange (Iryna Tsilyk).
- World Cinema Documentary Special Jury Award for Creative Storytelling: 100 - The Painter and the Thief (Benjamin Ree).
- World Cinema Documentary Special Jury Award for Cinematography : 101 - Acasa, My Home (Mircea Topoleanu and Radu Ciorniciuc).
- World Cinema Documentary Special Jury Award for Editing: 102 - Softie (Mila Aung-Thwin, Sam Soko and Ryan Mullins).
- Short Film Grand Jury Prize: 123 - So What If The Goats Die (Sofia Alaoui).
- Short Film Special Jury Prize for Directing: 164 - Valerio’s Day Out (Michael Arcos).
- Short Film Jury Award: US Fiction: 125 - Ship: A Visual Poem (Terrance Daye).
- Short Film Jury Award: International Fiction: 126 - The Devil’s Harmony (Dylan Holmes Williams).
- Short Film Jury Award: Non-Fiction: 127 - John Was Trying to Contact Aliens (Matthew Killip).
- Short Film Jury Award: Animation: 179 - Daughter (Daria Kashcheeva).
Cinema Tropical, the leading presenter of Latin American cinema in the U.S., has compiled a list of the Top Ten Latin American Films of the Decade (2010-2019), based on a poll of 97 international film festival and cinemathèque programmers.
In total, 229 films representing 17 Latin American countries were nominated for the distinction of being Best of the Decade, demonstrating the high quality and diversity of films from the region.
Source: https://www.cinematropical.com/10-best-films
Diary of everything I saw while social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic
01–20 / tiff 2019: gala presentations
21–75 / tiff 2019: special presentations
76–80 / tiff 2019: special events
81–90 / tiff 2019: midnight madness
91–145 / tiff 2019: contemporary world cinema
146–156 / tiff 2019: masters
157–166 / tiff 2019: platform
167–203 / tiff 2019: discovery
204–240 / tiff 2019: wavelengths
241–266 / tiff 2019: tiff docs
267–321 / tiff 2019: short cuts
322–327 / tiff 2019: tiff cinematheque
328–333 / tiff 2019: primetime
Spanish movie list for radarr
01 / venezia 76 competition: opening film
02–21 / venezia 76 competition
22–27 / out of competition: fiction
28 / out of competition: closing film
29–38 / out of competition: non-fiction
39–45 / out of competition: special screenings
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46–64 / orizzonti
65–77 / orizzonti: short films. competition
78–79 / orizzonti: short films. out of competition
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80–85 / sconfini
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86 / venezia 76: special event
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87–97 / giornate degli autori. official selection
98–103 / giornate degli autori: special events
104–105 / giornate degli autori: miu miu women's tales
106–110 / giornate degli autori: venetian nights
111–113 / giornate degli autori: lux prize
114 / giornate degli autori: closing film
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115 / sic. film critics' week: opening film. out of competition
116–122 / sic. film critics' week: competition
123 / sic. film critics' week: closing film. out of competition
124 / sic.sic: opening short film
125–131 / sic.sic: competition
132 / sic.sic: closing short film
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133–152 / venezia classici: restored films
153–161 / venezia classici: documentary films
162–164 / biennale college cinema
Updated at 2024-04-27
01–16 / u.s. dramatic competition
17–28 / world cinema dramatic competition
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29–38 / next
39–58 / premieres
59–67 / midnight
68–74 / spotlight
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75–78 / new frontier: films
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79–94 / u.s. documentary competition
95–106 / world cinema documentary competition
107–120/ documentary premieres
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121–126 / special events
+ Hillary. Nanette Burstein. four-part docuseries
+ Love Fraud. Rachel Grady & Heidi Ewing. four-part docuseries
+ McMillions. James Lee Hernandez & Brian Lazarte. first three episodes. docuseries
+ The Trade. Matthew Heineman. two episodes. continuation of the Showtime docuseries
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127–144 / u.s. narrative short films
145–163 / international narrative short films
164–178 / animated short films
179–200 / documentary short films
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201–202 / from the collection
203–205 / kids
01 / opening night gala
02 / closing night gala
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03–12 / official competition
13–21 / first feature competition
22–30 / documentary competition
31–42 / short film award
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43–51 / headline galas
52 / strand galas: festival gala
53–65 / strand galas: thrill
66–77 / strand galas: laugh
78–102 / strand galas: dare
103–116 / strand galas: cult
117–143 / strand galas: debate
145–168 / strand galas: love
169–193 / strand galas: journey
194–205 / strand galas: create
206–212 / strand galas: family
213–222 / special presentations
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223–229 / experimenta
230–243 / treasures
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244–315 / short film programmes
316–342 / short film programmes: experimenta
mulheres que amam mulheres
"the obsessed artist" trope refers to an artist that strives to better themselves at their craft, but takes it to an obsessive level where they destroy themselves in their attempt to reach perfection.
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non-English-language movies/shows I watched.
Selección de cine y televisión hecho en Chile
Woody Woodpecker. Dora the Explorer. Angry Birds (best video game movie ever). Rivers of penguins. Giant, fluffy puppies. Baboons in space. Shazam flosses. Hulk dabs. Emperor Nero raps. People and Pokémon merged. People and cats fused. Aliens smoking the damndest things. Hayley Bennett pooping the DAMNDEST things. Zombies like coffee. Zombies like cabbage. Dildo blade. Death by horse. The rich explode. Lesbian painter. Lesbian vampire painter. Jay and Silent Bob. Good Burger in 35mm. Space Jam in 35mm. Polynesian Jew Hitler. Adam Sandler’s colon. Eldritch alpacas. Huge vagina. Talking dogs standing up to gentrification. Todd Phillips for Best Director. CGI Will Smith in 120 FPS. CGI Will Smith in a pigeon’s body. Gay anime. Straight Frozen. Adam Driver double bill. Two popes. In this economy? Makoto Shinkai drew a cat. In THIS economy? Danny DeVito is Awkwafina. Danny Glover is a horse. Rian Johnson wins. Star Wars loses. Rian Johnson next to me. Céline Sciamma in front of me. Bong Joon-ho, in my presence, in a scarf! Oh, and so much horrible crud has been happening in real life, Disney owns everything and Britain, not to mention the free internet, are damned for eternity. You in the US of A should feel lucky your president is going to prison but as for us, there’s nothing left for us to do. There’s just no hope left. Boomers win.
And if all of that didn’t sound wild enough, I discovered I’m trans.
Hail Satan, amirite
Year: 2020
by Jake Greenblot