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Telluride Film Festival Lineup Announced

August 29, 2019 Jordan Ruimy

The Telluride Film Festival announced its lineup earlier this morning, a day earlier than previewed, but then they decided to take the announcement down. I have, however, kept the press release in its full glory for you all. There is not big surprise movie this year, all of the top titles predicted in this site are part of the lineup. Important titles include “The Aeronauts,” “Ford v Ferrari,” “Judy,” “Marriage Story,” “Motherless Brooklyn,” “Uncut Gems,” and “Waves.”

With the exception of last year’s TIFF-premiered “Green Book,” every other best picture Oscar winner this decade has premiered at the Telluride Film Festival, so there is good reason to keep a close eye on this festival in the days to come.

Telluride, CO (August 29, 2019) – Telluride Film Festival, presented by the National Film Preserve, today announced its official program selections for the 46th edition of the Telluride Film Festival. TFF’s celebration of artistic excellence brings together cinema enthusiasts, filmmakers and artists to discover the best in world cinema in the beautiful mountain town of Telluride, Colorado. TFF will screen over seventy-five feature films, short films and revival programs representing twenty-seven countries, along with special artist Tributes, Conversations, Panels, Student Programs and Festivities. Telluride Film Festival takes place Friday, August 30 - Monday, September 2, 2019.

Full lineup below:

“The Aeronauts” (Tom Harper)
“The Assistant” (Kitty Green)
“The Australian Dream” (Daniel Gordon)
“Beanpole” (Kantemir Balagov)
“The Climb” (Michael Angelo Covino)
“Country Music” (Ken Burns)
“Coup 53” (Taghi Amirani)
“Diego Maradona” (Asif Kapadia)
“Family Romance, LLC” (Werner Herzog)
“First Cow” (Kelly Reichardt)
“Ford v Ferrari” (James Mangold)
“A Hidden Life” (Terrence Malick)
“The Human Factor” (Dror Moreh)
“Inside Bill’s Brain: Decoding Bill Gates” (Davis Guggenheim)
“Judy” (Rupert Goold)
“The Kingmaker” (Lauren Greenfield)
“Lyrebird” (Dan Friedkin)
“Marriage Story” (Noah Baumbach)
“Motherless Brooklyn” (Edward Norton)
“Oliver Sacks: His Own Life” (Ric Burns)
“Pain and Glory” (Pedro Almodovar)
“Parasite” (Bong Joon-ho)
“Paris Stalingrad” (Hind Meddeb, Thim Naccache)
“Portrait of a Lady on Fire” (Celine Sciamma)
“The Report” (Scott Z. Burns)
“Tell Me Who I Am” (Ed Perkins)
“Those Who Remained” (Barnabas Toth)
“The Truth” (Hirokazu Koreeda)
“The Two Popes” (Fernando Meirelles)
“Uncut Gems” (Benny Safdie, Josh Safdie)
“Varda by Agnes” (Didier Rouget, Agnes Varda)
“Verdict” (Raymund Ribay Gutierrez)
“Waves” (Trey Edward Shults)
“Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema” (Mark Cousins)

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