Reeling Through the Woodstock Film Festival: 10 Official Guides to the 2026 Lineup

Written By Woodstock Film Fest Press

Written by Hanna Kanbar Slidders, Olivia Hodgson and Samantha Naughton-Barrett for the Woodstock Film Festival

Tall tales, true stories, and everything in between—there’s a lot of greatness to uncover at this year’s Woodstock Film Festival. We’ve crafted a few Official Guides to Our 2026 Lineup to help you decide where to begin.

Read on to discover the films and events that speak to you most, and purchase your tickets today!

  • Your most distinct guide to WFF! Discover films and events connected to the spirit of Woodstock & WFF's history—artists, music, experimentation, creativity, activism, community, and the mighty Hudson Valley region. Selections include: 

    • IN HINES SIGHT– Feature Doc.

      • Some years ago, a Connecticut maintenance worker Jared Whipple was called in on a job to empty out a local barn. Inside was artist Francis Hines’ lifetime of work, all of which was about to be destroyed. 

    • SYDNEY CASH MAKES TOO MUCH ART– Feature Doc.

      • What begins as a family reckoning opens onto larger generational questions: What will we do with a lifetime's worth of our parents' possessions, and what does it mean to inherit a legacy?

    • LUNATIC DREAMERS – Feature Doc.

      • Tiller Russell’s Lunatic Dreamers catches local legends the Felice Brothers at an existential crossroads: preserve the creative freedom that has defined them or sign the major-label deal within reach.

    • AMERICAN ZOO – Feature Doc.

      • This gripping film unravels an extraordinary discovery at a beloved local attraction – the Catskill Game Farm – that complicates our understanding of the history of the region.

    • AJA MONET: LIVE AT THE BLUE NOTE, NYC – Short Doc. 

      • Grammy-nominated poet Aja Monet moves between performance and stillness, transforming the stage into a space for vulnerability, resistance, and connection.

    • LITTLE FEAT: THE DOCUMENTARY - Feature Doc. + Live Music

      • Enjoy a special three-song performance by Little Feat members Scott Sharrard and Tony Leone following the screening and Q&A with director Jesse Lauter.

    • GRILLING BILL PLYMPTON – Special Event

      • To celebrate Bill Plympton’s milestone 80th birthday and to let audiences peek behind the scenes of making some of his shorts, a fellow independent animator Signe Baumane will grill Bill to keep him humble.

    • Fix it in Prep with Catherine Hardwicke – Masterclass

      • Director Catherine Hardwicke takes you through her process preparing for her iconic films including Thirteen, Lords of Dogtown and Twilight, detailing her prep journey with clips, storyboards, shot lists, shooting diagrams, and behind the scenes rehearsals.

    • IndieWire: ScreenTalk feat. Carrie Coon & Guy Nattiv - FREE, Live Podcast

      • Join IndieWire Executive Editor Ryan Lattanzio, filmmaker Guy Nattiv, and actress Carrie Coon for a special Woodstock Film Festival live edition of Screen Talk, IndieWire’s weekly podcast. 

  • Some of the greatest living auteurs are making films with low funds and a small crew. In spite of their small budget, or perhaps because of it, these films are unique and powerful. We hope these productions inspire artists everywhere to always create, no matter the circumstances. This is the guide for filmmakers doing things their own way—indie features, emerging voices, student filmmakers, experimental approaches & conversations about making work outside the traditional system. Selections include: 

    • THE PROJECTIONIST - Narrative Feature

      • The Projectionist is a poignant film noir of the human heart: the simple tale of Sully, a man who knows that his violent, sorrowful life is closing in on him, and desperately  wants to find a way, against all odds, to end it with grace.

    • WASHED UP - Narrative Feature

      • In coastal Cornwall, a struggling artist falls in love with a traveling nomad, but after an awkward one night stand something becomes clear. This nomad is a mythological creature known as a Selkie. In this kooky romantic comedy ,saying goodbye is the bravest thing we can do

    • DANNY IS MY BOYFRIEND - Narrative Feature

      • After discovering they're dating the same man, a recovering codependent living with her mother and a socially awkward babysitter fumble their way through a series of misguided schemes, enlisting a parade of eccentric and unqualified accomplices in a half-baked mission to get revenge.

    • HOMUNCULUS - Narrative Feature

      • When Mimi's toxic relationship with Clay comes crashing to an end, her haplessly devoted assistant Bootbutt is tasked with crafting a sculpture of her ex. This task ignites a chain of love-crossed folly, rife with mistaken identity, sorcery, and the very act of creation itself.

    • A COMPANY OF THIEVES - Narrative Feature

      • In filmmaker Onur Tukel’s wild tale, an office worker hires a trio of thieves to pull off a stunt designed to make him look like a hero. This sets off a series of hilarious events that involve AI, a ruthless consultant, and a million-dollar Prince Albert

    • WOODSTOCKERS – TV Pilot & Talk Back

      • Following the premiere of the pilot for the new indie series Woodstockers, join the filmmakers – Corbin Bernsen (star, co-writer, executive producer), Henry Bernsen (co-writer), Zoe Rosenberg (producer), Stephen Tobolowsky (star), and the creative team for a lively conversation and Q&A about what it means to create television independently.

    • Short Form Focus: WePresent by WeTransfer - Shorts Block

      • Four short films by some of cinema’s most distinct emerging voices.

    • Fiercely Independent Band Ft. Just Desserts - FREE, Live Music

      • GIGANTIC is proud to present Fiercely Independent Band feat. Just Desserts for an electric night of music featuring additional special guests. Band members include Festival friends Brian Devine, John Mazlish , Tom Laverack, Larry Fessenden, Mark Ambrosino, Dave Richards, and Dave Morgan.

  • Take a peek behind the curtain with programs all about the people who make art, and the complicated lives behind their work. Actors, musicians, photographers, performers, painters, and filmmakers find the spotlight and commitment to their craft. Selections include: 

    • THE DEBUT - Opening Night Film

      • Playing a suburban mother seeking purpose, Julianne Moore lands a bit part under an intense director (Paul Giamatti). 

    • I PLAY ROCKY - Centerpiece Film

      • Anthony Ippolito plays Sylvester Stallone, a struggling actor who risks everything to land the lead in his own script. 

    • BEHEMOTH! - Narrative Feature

      • Pedro Pascal leads Academy Award®-nominated Tony Gilroy’s drama as a cellist in a midlife crisis, searching for purpose through career ambitions and fleeting affairs.

    • ELSINORE - Narrative Feature

      • Facing his own mortality with unflinching honesty, wit, and grace, gifted actor Ian Charleson (Andrew Scott) delivers a courageous performance that becomes a source of healing and inspiration for those around him.

    • AVEDON - Feature Doc.

      • An epic biography of the renowned photographer and artist Richard Avedon, whose work delivered many iconic visual moments of the 20th century.

    • NOGA - Feature Doc. 

      • Fearless alternative pop singer Noga Erez is on the brink of superstardom with a unique, captivating sound and a major studio album on the way. But when war erupts and cracks appear in her relationship, Noga must redefine her role as an artist on a global stage.

    • Finding the Film’s Voice: with Roger Ross Williams, Julie Goldman & Christopher Clements – Masterclass 

      • Through stories and case studies from their work together, these filmmakers will discuss how responsibilities are divided, how creative differences are addressed, and how ongoing communication and trust can help overcome the creative and practical challenges of filmmaking.

    • A Poem In A Difficult Time - Animated Short

      • Jeremiah Dickey’s animated short contains a 455-frame animated loop, hand-painted in watercolor and india ink on paper. It was created as part of the international awareness campaign "To Gaza With Love" organized by Animation Community for Palestine. Playing as part of the FRIDAY NIGHT TOONS shorts block.

    • Lethe Music Video - Animated Short

      • Rebirth awaits at the end of the tunnel's light. Though, unlike travelers before you who return with no memory, this song remains with you. Music by Scree from the album "August.” Playing as part of the SATURDAY NIGHT TOONS shorts block.

  • Celebrate the most frightening month of the year with this selection of pulse-pounding films. Whether the horrors are supernatural or all too real, these films will drag you to the edge of your seat and keep you there. Check out some of the festival’s most intense thrillers and mysteries—if you dare. Selections include: 

    • SENDER - Narrative Feature

      • Julia Day (Britt Lower), recently sober, is rebuilding her life one online order at a time. When a series of unmarked packages start arriving, ones she never purchased, she slides into a state of paranoia that ultimately compels her to reckon with her past.

    • TRAUMA OR, MONSTERS ALL - Narrative Feature

      • Director Larry Fessenden, Woodstock Film Festival’s own King of Horror, has made a reunion-SLASH!-sequel to his loose trilogy of films, paying homage to the Universal horror films of the 1930’s. Come for the bloody fun!

    • MINOTAUR - Narrative Feature

      • A small-town oligarch suspects his wife of an affair while trying to evade a wartime state mandate. This Cannes Grand Prix winner exposes total moral corruption.

    • THE LIFE AND DEATHS OF WILSON SHEDD - Narrative Feature

      • When a teacher (Amanda Seyfried) in an abusive marriage takes a job leading creative writing classes at a maximum security prison, she begins to fall for a charismatic inmate—and the consequences call into question not only the nature of punishment and retribution, but the very limits of our humanity.

    • PAPER TIGER - Narrative Feature

      • An architect and his ex-cop brother pursue a business opportunity that spirals into organized crime, testing their bond and risking what's dear and near to them.

    • JOSEPHINE - Narrative Feature

      • In Beth de Araújo’s Sundance Grand Jury winner 8-year-old Josephine, an witnesses a horrific crime, leaving her parents torn between seeking justice and protecting her fragile innocence.

    • THE ONLY LIVING PICKPOCKET IN NEW YORK – Narrative Feature

      • John Turturro plays an aging NYC pickpocket who lifts a multi-million-dollar item from the wrong mobster. Backed by Steve Buscemi and Giancarlo Esposito, this Sundance hit trades thriller clichés for a heartwarming, nostalgic love letter to classic New York.

    • MUSK - Feature Doc.

      • Alex Gibney’s Musk is a darkly funny portrait of ambition, grievance and unchecked power. At nearly four hours, it offers what news cycles and social media snippets cannot: context, contradiction and the space to see the whole picture. Understanding is not endorsement.

    • RESCUE – Feature Doc.

      • With astonishing access and the urgency of a political thriller, Sine Plambech’s Rescue follows a Yemeni family torn apart during a Mediterranean rescue. Suspenseful and heartbreaking, it brings the human cost of global migration policy into sharp focus. 

    • Dilated Pupils - Horror Shorts Block

      • Pulse-increasing thrillers and genre films.

  • Humanity lives in dialogue with the natural world around them. Each of these films explores a different aspect of our relationships with nature, from the most indomitable of mountain ranges to the most fragile and threatened of animal species. This guide is for all those who seek to better understand the complexity and richness of our planet. Selections include: 

    • EVEREST: THE OTHER SIDE – Feature Doc.

      • From Academy Award®-winning filmmakers Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi (Free Solo), in this true-life tale of audacious risk and reward, Jim Morrison and Hilaree Nelson, elite mountaineers and skiers, pursue the wildly dangerous dream they share: to be the first to climb the north face of Everest… and ski down it.

    • NUISANCE BEAR - Feature Doc.

      • A mother polar bear navigates survival amid intrusive ecotourism and a disappearing habitat.

    • OUR DARK HORSE - Feature Doc.

      • What does a life devoted to animal rescue look like? Rooted in the Hudson Valley, Grace Oathout’s vérité film Our Dark Horse follows sanctuary owner and superhero Susan Kayneo’s tireless work saving horses from abuse, neglect and abandonment – a stirring portrait of compassion in action.

    • TO HOLD A MOUNTAIN - Feature Doc.

      • High on Montenegro’s Sinjajevina plateau, shepherd and cheesemaker Gara raises her 13-year-old niece Nada as her own. Their days unfold to the rhythms of the mountain – until plans to transform their ancestral grazing land into a NATO training ground threaten their livelihood

    • A SONG FOR THE SNOW LION - Short Doc.

      • When legendary cellist Yo-Yo Ma travels to Bhutan, filmmaker Pawo Choyning Dorji weaves his journey around an ancient folktale. Together, they venture to Lunana, one of the world’s most remote settlements, where a young highlander girl longs to hear the snow lion’s roar as glaciers recede before her eyes. Playing as part of the DIFFICULT BEAUTY shorts block. 

    • WILD EAST - Short Doc.

      • A Romanian environmentalist risks everything to expose IKEA's destruction of an ancient forest in this urgent, gripping portrait of one person's fight against powerful corporate interests. Playing as part of A PEOPLE’S ARCHIVE shorts block. 

    • BLESS THE TELEPHONE – Narrative Short

      • Filmed in post-Hurricane Helene Asheville, ex-lovers Tony and Lorene mark son Shemar's birthday apart, each carrying private grief. Playing as part of the NEXT WAVE student shorts block.

  • Shine a spotlight on women coming together—in friendship, solidarity, caregiving, and across generations. Celebrating the resilience, collective strength, and complicated, beautiful bonds that shape all kinds of relationships between women and who they inspire or challenge. Selections include:

    • ALL OF A SUDDEN – Narrative Feature

      • Two strangers – a Paris nursing home manager and a visiting Japanese artist – connect deeply, starting a friendship that touches lives around them. 

    • THE LIBERATION - Narrative Feature

      • Carrie Coon leads a stellar cast as his Holocaust-survivor grandmother, who abandons her life for a charismatic cult leader. This visually stunning drama handles its complex themes with deep, non-judgmental empathy.

    • WICKER - Narrative Feature

      • Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgård, Peter Dinklage, Elizabeth Debicki, and Richard E. Grant star in a medieval romantic fantasy. When a lonely woman gets a man-like wicker creature, her world fills with passion, sparking fierce envy, fear, and desire across her village.

    • POSSIBLE LOVE – Narrative Feature

      • Unlike that seminal thriller, Possible Love centers on nuanced human connections across the rigid capitalist class structure, viewed through two contrasting women. 

    • MOUSE – Narrative Feature

      • 18-year-old Katherine Mallen Kupferer stars as a student processing the sudden death of her best friend by connecting with her grieving mom.

    • GIVE ME THE BALL! - Feature Doc.

      • Women’s tennis changed forever in 1973 when 90 million people watched the accomplished Billie Jean King beat an arrogant male chauvinist named Bobby Riggs. King’s many sacrifices as she fights for equality for women in sports and in life inspire this remarkable film.

    • THE BRITTNEY GRINER STORY - Feature Doc.

      • In Emmy Award-winner Alexandria Stapleton’s gripping thriller, Brittany Griner’s beloved wife Cherrell leads a viral campaign in the United States, fighting to free Brittney from imprisonment in Russia released all the way to the White House.

    • HALF MOON - Narrative Short

      • Riley and Lucy used to be close friends but have since grown apart over the years. While Lucy's long-term boyfriend is away at a bachelor party, she invites Riley to spend the weekend at her family's house upstate, a trip they used to take together. Playing as part of the MADE IN THE HUDSON VALLEY shorts block.

    • In Conversation with Britt Lower – Panel

      • Join Emmy-winning actor, artist, and filmmaker Britt Lower in conversation with prominent American film critic Thelma Adams.

    • NYWIFT - Breaking the Frame - How Far Have Women in Film Really Come? - Panel

      • Through personal experiences and industry insights, leading filmmakers will explore the changing landscape for women in film, the conversations that can help move the industry forward, and how the next generation can continue breaking the frame and creating new possibilities for women in the industry.

  • These films explore the joys and complexities of growing up, navigating family dynamics, and building relationships that shape us. From finding chosen families to discovering personal identities, these stories remind us that we’re all a glorious work in progress. Selections include: 

    • CLUB KID – Narrative Feature

      • When an aging party boy dealing drugs is forced to become a 10-year-old boy’s guardian, his wild world collides with a sudden, late-blooming coming-of-age journey.

    • STREET SMART – Narrative Feature

      • A group of young adults in Venice begin to crack when a new girl threatens their way of life. Introducing Isiah Hilt and a remarkable supporting cast, Catherine Hardwicke (Twilight) returns to her gritty character-focused roots in an unflinching look at homeless youth.

    • MOTHER WOLF – Narrative Feature

      • Travel plans get postponed for Babs (Academy Award®-winner Melissa Leo, also the film’s producer) in Suzi Yoonessi’s Mother Wolf. After her daughter Willow (Kat Cunning) drops off her two young children and splits, Babs must figure out how to pay their medical bills and make a life of her own.

    • RAIN REIGN - Narrative Feature

      • This film finds neurodivergent tween Rose (Felice Kakaletris) in the aftermath of a superstorm , withher beloved dog missing. When her volatile father Wesley (Jeremy Sisto) fails to show up for her, Rose's Uncle Weldon (Paul Rudd) seems to be the only one who can.

    • THEIR TOWN – Narrative Feature

      • Two teenagers, Abby and Matt, take a long evening’s walk around their hometown to work on the school play. As the evening proceeds, so, too, does the opportunity to discover dimensions of themselves and each other.

    • TEST – Narrative Feature 

      • Eddie (Brock Yurich) is a small-town bodybuilder chasing a coveted dream as a pro who lives under the watchful devotion of his alcoholic mother Joanne (Tammy Blanchard). Turning to a veteran bodybuilding coach to help realize his dreams, Eddie learns that he yearns for more than just winning the gold.

    • ONE IN A MILLION - Feature Doc.

      • A triumph of longitudinal vérité filmmaking, One In A Million follows Israa and her family’s extraordinary journey from Syria to Germany and back again—a universal coming-of-age story within the migrant experience, simultaneously joyful and heartbreaking.

    • Family Matters - Shorts Block

      • Intimate portraits of diverse generational families in moments of control, heartbreak, and memory.

    • We’re Out Here - Shorts Block

      • A collection of bold, transformative narrative and documentary shorts from across the queer community.

  • Does the American Dream still exist? These stories explore the realities of the ongoing fights for equality and freedom while shining a light on the people who challenge systems of power in society—from around the world and within (the good, the bad, and the ugly of) the American Experience. Selections include: 

    • THE PLEA - Narrative Feature

      • Twelve sharply divided jurors deliberate a controversial case about personhood, putting their beliefs, prejudices, and America itself on display.

    • THE GREAT EXPERIMENT – Feature Doc.

      • “One nation, indivisible” feels like an increasingly lost ideal. Shot over four years during the 45th presidency, this doc. is a searching portrait of a nation under strain, holding up a mirror to our humanity, meeting the moment as a courageous act of cinema.

    • SEIZED – Feature Doc.

      • In 2023, police raided a small-town newspaper in Kansas. This dramatic story turns events about a seemingly unimportant newspaper into one with timely relevance. What happens in this town could happen anywhere.

    • UNION TOWN – Feature Doc.

      • The third installment in Barbara Kopple’s labor trilogy following 1976’s Harlan County, USA and 1990’s American Dream. Shot over three years, Union Town aims its camera at the exploitation of delivery services such as UPS, Amazon and app companies such as Door Dash, with its army of deliveristas.

    • RE/PAIR – Feature Doc.

      • Woodstock native, Director Lacey Schwartz Delgado, gathers Black and Jewish visionaries in pairs to have hard conversations about the anti-Semitic and anti-Black crises threatening to tear down 75 years of civil rights gains.

    • REHEARSALS FOR A REVOLUTION – Feature Doc.

      • A masterclass in autobiographical filmmaking drawing from an extraordinary trove of home videos and protest footage, Iranian filmmaker Pegah Ahangarani turns private memory into a vivid portrait of a country forever on the cusp of revolution.

    • SCHOOL FOR DEFECTORS - Feature Doc.

      • Unlike most schools, Jangdaehyun School in South Korea is home to 20 boarders, all children of defectors from North Korea who are risking everything, including their lives.

    • OUTPOSTS: NOTHING HERE IS YOURS - Short Doc.

      • In the occupied West Bank, Palestinian communities face escalating settler violence and ongoing attempts to displace them. Israeli activists, armed only with their cellphones, stand in solidarity with them, documenting attacks, trying to fend off intruders, and standing beside them as they struggle to remain on their land.

    • TESTING TESTING SANDI BACHOM - Short Doc.

      • An intrepid group of independent journalists track extremist movements in America. Sandi Bachom is among the most prolific and by far the most unlikely. Playing in part of the Rapid Response shorts block.

    • Democracy In Documentary - Panel

      • With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, what role can documentaries play in strengthening an informed public – and what responsibility do filmmakers have in protecting democracy?

  • Films and programs coming up at WFF2026 explore what it means to take care—of ourselves, of each other, and of the world around us. Discover the many unexpected ways we find healing and connection through the silver screen. Selections include:

    • TENDER LOVING CARE - Narrative Feature

      • Centering on UK social workers (Kate O'Flynn, Alice Bailey Johnson) juggling home visits with their own private-life turmoil, it’s a witty, honest, and deeply touching look at life from the ground level.

    • THE MAN I LOVE – Narrative Feature

      • Rami Malek stars in Ira Sachs’ 1980s drama as Jimmy, a magnetic stage actor hiding an AIDS diagnosis from his lovers and friends. As he refuses to slow down, his inner circle  struggles to face his decline. 

    • BOLIO - Narrative Feature

      • A buddy comedy about a depressed shop teacher who discovers his charismatic life coach is just as lost as he is, forcing him to believe in himself instead.

    • ON THE LINE - Narrative Feature

      • Alex, a 988 suicide prevention counselor, finds her life unraveling when she answers a call from a teenage boy determined to end his life. Determined to save him, she steals a car and heads into the night. A funny, bittersweet road trip unfolds with two people who, hours before, were just voices on the line.

    • BLOW THE HORN - Narrative Feature

      • Three couples show up for group therapy only to find no therapist: they must work out their issues on their own.

    • THE NATURAL STATE - Feature Doc.

      • Seeking enlightenment, Julie Thayer films her own surrender to anti-guru U.G. Krishnamurti. His “blastings” strip away her ego as her camera rolls, revealing  a complex portrait of a woman longing to be found.

    • MORE THAN MEDICINE: THE RISE OF PSYCHEDELICS - Feature Doc.

      • Therapy finds a movement at a cultural crossroads. Following five practitioners through intimate vérité, directors Kerthy Fix and Paul Kloss capture the raw promise and growing pains of therapies moving from counterculture to clinic.

    • FORK IN THE ROAD – Feature Doc. with Special Reception

      • This documentary shines a light on the struggles and resilience of small-scale farmers and communities working around an unjust food system,  illuminating how regenerative food practices can nourish our bodies, strengthen local communities, and help heal the Earth.

    • Hilarity - Shorts Block

      • In an uncertain world, laughter is the best medicine.

    • Contact High - Shorts Block

      • Feel-good shorts. The kind of joy that's contagious.

  • Journey to the past with period dramas, biographical timepieces, and inspirational true stories from another era. Exploring memory, history, and the passage of time, these films reveal how the past remains prescient and shapes our world today. Selections include:

    • INK – Closing Night Film

      • Danny Boyle’s period drama starts in 1969 when Rupert Murdoch (Guy Pearce) hires editor Larry Lamb (Jack O’Connell) to revamp The Sun. Their tabloid revolution skyrockets sales while raising sharp questions about media ethics that resonate today.

    • TANGLES - Animated Feature

      • Using brilliant animation, Tangles tells the story of a free spirited gay activist and artist in 1990’s San Francisco compelled to return to her small, conservative hometown to care for her vibrant mother who is struck by Alzheimer’s.

    • BEING HEUMANN - Narrative Feature

      • In 1977, activists, led by Judith Heumann, occupied San Francisco's Federal Building to fight for disability rights. 

    • FATHERLAND - Narrative Feature

      • Haunted by Nazi atrocities and his son's suicide, Mann (Hanns Zischler) and  his daughter Erika (Sandra Hüller) navigate Cold War politics in an elegant, classic tale from the director of Ida and Cold War.

    • WILD HORSE NINE - Narrative Feature

      • Cold War geopolitics, espionage, and mortality collide in Martin McDonagh’s sharp new satire. Posing as tourists on Easter Island before Pinochet's coup, two CIA agents face personal unraveling. 

    • ONCE UPON A TIME IN HARLEM - Feature Doc.

      • Filmed in 1972 by the late William Greaves and completed by his son David, this documentary gathers Harlem Renaissance luminaries at Duke Ellington’s townhouse to reminisce. 

    • AMAZING LIVE SEA MONKEYS - Feature Doc.

      • Yolanda battles toy-company executives for her husband’s empire – and reckons with his own dark past. Funny and moving, it proves love may endure, but so do secrets.

    • BORN SECRET - Short Doc.

      • A filmmaker returns to his hometown Oak Ridge, the secret city where the atomic bomb was built. He meets the workers who created humanity's greatest weapon, while their grandchildren inherit a world on the brink of nuclear catastrophe. Playing in part of the AMERICAN-STYLE OPPRESSION shorts block.

    • SCRAPS - Narrative Short

      • Behind the Iron Curtain in 1970s Soviet Moldova, 13-year-old Anna Grinberg dreams of a world beyond the strict confines of Soviet life. When a visit to a local seamstress leaves Anna with discarded fabric scraps, she secretly transforms them into her own design. Playing in part of the COMING OF AGE shorts block.

For even more recommendations for this year’s festival, check out our previous blogs for some ideas and inspiration:

We’ve also got guides to help you plan your upstate trip during fest week, which feature places to eat, to stay, to explore in the Hudson Valley:

Explore our full lineup and purchase your tickets for films, panels, and more today!

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