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The Telluride Film Festival, which runs from August 31 to September 3, announced its programming today, which includes two of Joe’s films, Boy Erased and The Favourite. The Festival is known to be the beginning of award season.
While the oxygen may be thin in Telluride, nestled high in the mountains of Colorado (elevation 8,750 feet), when the 45th edition of the scenic town’s annual film festival kicks off Friday, the air will be thick with Oscar buzz.
Smaller and less flashy than the fall’s other major festivals in Venice, Toronto and New York, Telluride — which pointedly eschews paparazzi and red carpets — has nevertheless found itself thrust into the spotlight in recent years as a launching pad for Oscar glory. The festival has played host to eight of the last nine best picture winners, including “12 Years a Slave,” “Birdman,” “Moonlight” and “The Shape of Water,” which screened there last year alongside fellow eventual best picture nominees “Lady Bird” and “Darkest Hour.”
The 2018 Telluride Film Festival main program lineup:
“Angels Are Made of Light” (d. James Longley, U.S.-Denmark-Norway)
“Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché” (d. Pamela E. Green, U.S.)
“Birds of Passage” (d. Ciro Guerra and Cristina Gallego, Colombia-Denmark-Mexico)
“Border” (d. Ali Abbasi, Sweden)
“Boy Erased” (d. Joel Edgerton, U.S.)
“Can You Ever Forgive Me?” (d. Marielle Heller, U.S.)
“Cold War” (d. Pawel Pawlikowski, Poland-France-U.K.)
“Destroyer” (d. Karyn Kusama, U.S.)
“Dogman” (d. Matteo Garrone, Italy-France)
“Dovlatov” (d. Aleksei German, Russia-Poland-Serbia)
“First Man” (d. Damien Chazelle, U.S.)
“Fistful of Dirt” (d. Sebastián Silva, U.S.)
“Free Solo” (d. Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, U.S.)
“Ghost Fleet” (d. Shannon Service and Jeffrey Waldron, U.S.)
“Girl” (d. Lukas Dhont, Belgium-Netherlands)
“Graves Without a Name” (d. Rithy Panh, France-Cambodia)
“Meeting Gorbachev” (d. Werner Herzog and André Singer, U.K.-U.S.Germany)
“Non Fiction” (d. Olivier Assayas, France)
“Peterloo” (d. Mike Leigh, U.K.)
“Reversing Roe” (d. Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg, U.S.)
“Roma” (d. Alfonso Cuarón, U.S.-Mexico)
“Shoplifters” (d. Hirokazu Kore-eda, Japan)
“The Biggest Little Farm” (d. John and Molly Chester, U.S.)
“The Favourite” (d. Yorgos Lanthimos, Ireland-U.K.-U.S.)
“The Front Runner” (d. Jason Reitman, U.S.)
“The Great Buster” (d. Peter Bogdanovich, U.S.)
“The Old Man & The Gun” (d. David Lowery, U.S.)
“The Other Side of the Wind” (d. Orson Welles, U.S.)
“The White Crow” (d. Ralph Fiennes, U.K.)
“They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead” (d. Morgan Neville, U.S.)
“Trial By Fire” (d. Ed Zwick, U.S.)
“Watergate – Or, How We Learned to Stop an Out-of-Control President” (d. Charles Ferguson, U.S.)
“White Boy Rick” (d. Yann Demange, U.S.)
Joe made his appearance at the ‘Operation Finale‘ premiere in New York on August 16. Check out an interview he gave on the red carpet and photos of the night:
AUGUST 16 | ‘OPERATION FINALE’ NEW YORK PREMIERE
Joe was present at a Q&A + screening of ‘Operation Finale‘ on August 14th, where he talked a little about the movie and his character, Klaus Eichmaan. See below for videos and pictures of the event:
It is also possible to see the complete Q&A here
AUGUST 14 | ‘OPERATION FINALE’ SCREENING IN NEW YORK
