The 74th edition of the festival will run from September 18 to 26. It will include a retrospective dedicated to José Giovanni. The programme is currently being announced and input on the site so please check back.

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Hope
Hope
A thriller set near Korea's heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone. When a tiger is reported to have been sighted, the community is thrown into chaos
The Debut
The Debut
A shy housewife is unexpectedly cast in a local am-dram original musical. Under the spell of the strong-willed and enigmatic director, she loses herself in the role.
Tender Loving Care
Tender Loving Care
In contemporary London, social workers Amy and Rosie navigate the stressors and joys of life together, be that work, family or messy dating lives.
Florid
Florid
A young man in supported housing tries to juggle his musical aspirations and mental health issues.
Fatherland
Fatherland
Drama focusing on Thomas Mann's post-war life, as he and his daughter embark on a road-trip across Germany.
NAZA
NAZA
Reveals the systems behind Israel’s bombing of Gaza and its mass killing of Palestinian civilians.
Ink
Ink
Drama charting Rupert Murdoch's acquisition of The Sun newspaper and its upturning of the landscape under editor Larry Lamb in 1969.
Heart Of The Beast
Heart Of The Beast
After a harrowing plane crash, Special Forces officer James Belmont and his combat dog, Odin, find themselves stranded deep in the Alaskan wilderness. Together, they are forced into a brutal fight for survival against the elements.
Brace Your Heart
Brace Your Heart
Ejva inherits her late father's reindeer herd. As she struggles to keep the herd thriving, local leader Heaika falls for her, and though hesitant, she feels compelled to accept. But everything changes when Nejla, Heaika's cousin, arrives.
5 More Minutes
5 More Minutes
A husband and wife in an ailing marriage discover that actions really do have consequences in this twist on the time loop motif.
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San Sebastian Film Festival Features

Poetry in motion
Yeşim Ustaoğlu on her contemplative drama What Remains
'I wanted to talk about the things that truly matter'
Yoon Dan-bi on young love and adolescence in The World Before
It's a steal
Mikel Gurrea on mothers, daughters and heists in Saints
Care and community
Mike Leigh and the Tender Loving Care cast on humanity and looking out for one another
Puppy love
Brad Pitt on the 'moving' Heart Of The Beast shoot thanks to furry co-star Odin
Tackling a taboo
Marlene Emilie Lyngstad on putting paedophilia in the frame in her debut Cute
An innocent angle
Lu Po-Shun on coming at the themes of Will You Still Be My Friend from a child's perspective
The changing light
Yoon Dan-bi on music, sound, Moving On and The World Before
Open Invite
Olivia Wilde on reinvention, improvisation and why her latest movie had to be shot on film
Bearing witness
Beth de Araújo and Channing Tatum talk about a child's eye view of crime in Josephine
The buzz of a bond
Fernando Eimbcke on fun and games in Flies
Breaking the cycle
Júlia de Paz Solvas and Núria Dunjó on resilience and hope in The Good Daughter

San Sebastian Film Festival News

Golden night for Tender Loving Care
Mike Leigh's film takes trio of prizes in San Sebastian
La Bola Negra wins in Toronto
Spanish queer drama comes out on top in audience vote
Naomi Watts dedicates Donostia to David Lynch
Star says: He really just changed my life
Werner Herzog honoured as San Sebastian opens
German auteur receives Donostia as festival starts on political note
One Battle After Another wins again
Paul Thomas Anderson film takes FIPRESCI Grand Prix
Naomi Watts to receive Donostia Award
San Sebastian will honour British star
San Sebastian announces José Giovanni retrospective
20-film showcase dedicated to French crime writer
Mike Leith, Pablo Larraín and Benjamín Naishtat join San Sebastian Competition
Tender Loving Care, My Sad Dead and Glaxo added to line-up
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