The next stop on the Awards Trail has been revealed.
The annual Savannah Film Festival from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) has released its range, which gives some of the liveliest titles from this year’s Oscars to university-driven events.
More than 225 Oscar-nominees have been shown at the festival during its 27-year history and several prospective prices hoping to join the trail.
The 28th annual Savannah Film Festival’s range currently includes ”Frankenstein“Hammen“It was just an accident“Jay Kelly“No other choice“Sentimental value“The will of Ann Lee“And many more Oscar -hopeful.
“Sin” and “a battle after the other“Will also be shown at the festival in the middle of their growing prices for the award, even though he has already been released this year.
167 films will be shown at the Scad Savannah Film Festival in total. This consists of 56 narrative features, 16 documentary features and 96 short films over different sections and categories. The festival will also recognize a number of celebrities and host several filmmaking panels.
“Every October, Scad Savannah transforms into a master class in Moviemaking, with our 2025 Scad Savannah Film Festival range with J.LO, Mark Hamill (the original Skywalker!), ‘Wicked’s John M. Chu, and so many more who help SCAD -SCADBIN to make the jump from the classroom to Callheet, to Callheet, for the Oscar-bound premieres and stop for the splendor in the southern most cinematic city. Silver screen dreams live here-light, camera, scad! “
On top of the many new editions that will play at the Savannah Film Festival, shows will also be devoted to a handful of older films. The festival will be screened “Breathless”, Jean-Luc Godard’s very influential piece of French New Wave cinema that served as inspiration for Richard Linklater’s new movie “Nouveelle Vague.”
In addition, Steven Spielberg’s family classic “ET The Extra-Terrestrial” will play at the SCAD event, with production designer Jim Bissell who speaks on a panel with other craftsmen.
You can check out the entire schedule for the 28th Savannah Film Festival below.
Function views
Gala views
“Bugonia,” Yorgos Lanthimos
“Christy,” David Michôd
“The chronology of water”, Christian stewart
“Eternity,” David Freyne
“Frankenstein,” Guillermo del Toro
“The harbor,“ Chloé Zhao
“Is this thing on?” Bradley Cooper
“Jay Kelly,“ Noah Baumbach
“No other choice,“ Park Chan-Wook
“New Wave,“ Richard Linklater
“Nuremberg,” James Vanderbilt
“Rebuilding”, Max Walker-Silverman
“Rental family,” Hikari
“Sentimental Value”, Joachim Trier
“Song Sung Blue”, Craig Brewer
“Testament of Ann Lee,“ Mona Fastvold
“Train Dreams,” Clint Bentley
“Wake up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery,” Rian Johnson
Special presentations
“A privacy”, Rebecca Zlotowski
“Belén,” Dolores Fonzi
“Breath,” Jean-Luc Godard
“It was just an accident,” Jafar Panahi
“Left-hand girl,“ Shih-cheing Tsou
“Very we roll with,“ Maria Friedman
“Peter Hujar’s Day”, Ira Sachs
“ST-TRUN,” OLVIS
“Love that remains,” Hlynur Palmason
“President’s cake,” Hasan Hadi
“The Secret Agent,“ Kleber Mendonça Filho
“Urchin,” Harris Dickinson
Signature views
“Blue Moon”, Richard Linklater
“Big Rock Burning,“ David Goldblum
“Don Bluth: Somewhere out there,” Dave Lamattina, Chad Walker
“Et the Extra-Terrestrial,” Steven Spielberg
“Hedda,” Nia Dacosta
“Highest 2 Lowest”, Spike Lee
“Him,” Justin Tipping
“If I had legs I would kick you,” Mary Bronstein
“The kiss of the spider woman,” Bill Condon
“Chuck’s life,” Mike Flanagan
“A battle after the other,“ Paul Thomas Anderson
“Preparation for the next life,“ Bing Liu
“Scad Gifts: André Leon Talley – Style Is Forever,” Zach Stafford, Clay Haskell
“Sin,” Ryan Coogler
“The crushing machine,“ Benny Safdie
“Splitsville,“ Michael Angelo Covino
“Immediately,” James Sweeney
Documents to look at
“2000 meters to Andriivka,” MSTYSLAV CHRNOV
“Alabama solution”, Andrew Jarecki, Charlotte Kaufman
“Apocalypse in the Tropics,“ Petra Costa
“Come see me in the good light,” Ryan White
“It’s never over, Jeff Buckley,“ Amy Berg
“My Mom Jayne,“ Mariska Hargitay
“The perfect neighbor,” Geeta Gandbhir
“Riefenstahl,” Andres Veiel
“The Tale of Silanan,” Tamara Kotevska
Pixels and pens: Top animated challengers
“Arc”, Ugo Welcome
“Elio”, Madeline Sharafian, Domee Shi
“In your dreams,“ Alex Woo
“KPOP Demon Hunters,” Chris Appelhans, Maggie Kang
“Little Amélie or the character of rain,” Maïly’s rolled
“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Chrome Alone 2 – Lost in New Jersey,” Kent Seki
Panels
In conversation
“Wicked: For Good” with Jon M. Chu
Behind their lens, presented in collaboration with IndieWire
Behind their lens: Directors, with Mary Bronstein (“If I had legs I would kick you”), Hikari (“Rental Family”), Leslye Headland (“The Acolyte”), Eva Victor (“Sorry, Baby”)
Behind their lens: Producers, with Debra Hayward (“Good Grief”), demolish chips (“reality”), Alison Owen (“Back to Black”)
Behind their lens: craftsmen, with Kira Kelly (film photographer, “Him”), Pam Martin (editor, “Springsteen: Deliver me from Nowhere”), Taylor Joy Mason (editor, “Him”), Shunika Terry (Hårs designer, “Sinners”))
Below the line
Below the line: The power of casting, with Kate Rhodes James (“Gladiator 2”), Bernard Telsey (“Wicked: For Good”))
Below the line: Arts for Production Design, with Juliana Baretto (“Rebuilding”), Jim Bissell (“ET The Extra-Terrestrial”), Alexandra Schaller (“Train Dreams”)
Below the line: PoTor for the screen with the film composers Alliance for Women
Other panels
Scad Alumni Voices Panel
Entertainment Weekly’s Breaking Big Panel and Awards
The 10 craftsmen of variety to look at
The Art of Representation: Gersh Agents on Building Careers in Entertainment
ABC’s entertainment team
Writing Bond: Crafting the Legend of 007
Competition films
Narrative features
“Raining over Babel,“ Gala del Sun
“Rosemead,” Eric Lin
“She dances,” Rick Gomez
“Charliebird,” Libby Ewing
Documentary functions
“Room to move,“ Alexander Hammer
“The librarians,” Kim A. Snyder
“Natchez,” Suzannah Herbert
“Yanuni,” Richard Ladkani
Professional shorts
“The Last Dance,“ Hayden McLean
“All the empty rooms,“ Joshua Seftel
“Rise,” Jessica J. Rowlands
“The singers,” Sam Davis
“Freeman Vines,” André Robert Lee, Tim Kirkman
“Beyond Silence,“ Marnie Blok
“Synthesize me,“ Bear lady
“OK/Notok,” Pardeep Shota
Animated shorts
“Snow bear,” Aaron Blaise
“Saq Nikté and the spirit of the mask,” Ester Weiner
“Masonry”, Janneke Swinkels, Tim Frijsinger
“Hullabaloo: The Curse of the Cheshire Cat,” James Lopez
“Reworked,” Delphine Cougary
“Forevergreen,” Nathan Engelhardt, Jeremy Spears
“It,“ Young Ladies
“Anyone live in a beautiful how city,” Daniel Kreizberg
“Cardboard,” Jean-Philippe Vine
“Wednesdays with Gramps,“ Chris Copeland, Justin Copeland
Student shorts
Student -annered shorts
“How to make a friend,” Jinfei GE, bin he, Myrtille Huet, Julie Jarrrier-Stettin, Yuqiang Zhang
“I hope,“ Amina Smirjan
“The story of three sisters (or how the world came to four seasons instead of one),” Raphaëlle Bourgon, Anchi Huang, Vega Lázaro, son Tra Le, Priyam Parikh, Jianuo Wu, Di Wu
“SUPPED,“ Jesse Braak, Kian Shertt
“Catfish”, Aurélie Galibois, Aurélie Martin, Camille Naud, Cristina Ganusciac, hee
Young Park, Vedushi Sinha
“The day we flew,” Ryan Wang
“Wind Day (Windy Day),” Martin Chailloux, Al Kim Crespin, Elise Golfnse, Chloe Lab, Hugo Tap, Camille Truding
“Wormwood,” Matthieu Dupille, Binlin Xie, Alexander Vander Plank, Ninon Quemener, Philemon Martin, Chenhe Liu
“Bugsick,” Venya Aggarwal
“Acrobats,” Eloïse Allyn, Hugo Danet, Anna Despinoy, Antonin Guerci, Alexandre Marzin, Shali Reddy
“Lost Track”, Sam “Luna” McKee
“The Shuss of Tree,” Bingqing Shu, Maud Le Bras, Jianax, Hang, Sime He, Lina Han, Lina Han, Lino du Plessis d’Antré, Sofiia Chuikovska
“Dragfox,” Lisa there
“Forever,” Theo Djoron, Pierre Ferrisi, Cyrine Jouini, Paunlali Lodiland’s Philippess, Anna Ferra Furge
Student -story shorts
“Take two,” Colleen Ryan
“Wrestle-Off,” Sabatino Ciatti Jr.
“Breast milk”, the sweat of egrreat
“If birds believed in God,” Samer Saifan
“You & Me (& Chaz & Rodney),” Lilly Lion
Scad -Student documentary shorts
“Puma-36,” Amelie Bluestone
“Really False War,” Tommy Dilger
“Get your gravel on: gravel racing in the borders,“ Pablo Echevarría
“The Last Lobsterman,” Jason Conforti
“Pull me to church,“ Isabella Sullivan
“Cornellskop: Freedom from fear,” Nathan Oliva
“Terpsichore,” Abigail Cunningham
Global shorts forum
For the love of sports
“We will go down in history,“ Cameron Richards, Charlie Tidas
“Forward is a beat,” Robin OroSo
“Icebreakers,“ Marlo Poras, Jocelyn Glatzer
“It’s our ball,” David Morrison
“Into the Chutes,” Jenna Rice
“Hoops, Hopes & Dreams,” Glenn Kaino
Portrait of endurance
“The Green Buffalo,” Joel Caldwell
“Remember, justice,” justice routy
“Return”, Jeremy S. Levine
“Inside, the Dalen sings,“ Nathan Fagan
“Oh Val,” Winslow Crane-Murdoch
A place in this world
“A color that my name is Blue,” Sybilla Patrizia
“Art with every breath,“ Caroline Josey Karoki
“Call to earn,“ Cole Sax, Phil Hessler
“PREVIEW“Quinlan Orear
“Largo,” Salvatore Scarpa
“Susana”, Gerardo Coello Escalante, Amandine Thomas
“No way back,“ Tom Turner
“Shanti is riding shotguns,” Charles Frank
“Pension Plan”, John Kelly
Shorts limelight
Tear’s daughter
“Curly Joe, two kittens, four boxes and scent of fire,” Apo W. Bazidi, Anna Benner
“Hatchlings,” Jahmil Eady
“Miriam,” Josie Andrews
“Koko Suzanne,“ Zach Bandler
“Of all things,“ Steff Lee
“Bad”, sales
“Who are you, nanu?” Anyaler Taneja Azhar
“On a Sunday at eleven,“ Alicia K. Harris
Reality foam in black and white
“Two people who change saliva,“ Alexandre Singh, Natalie Musteata
“Collector,” Susan C. O’Brien
“Wild Type (Wildkind),” John McDaid
“Em & Selma Go Griffin Hunting,” Alexander Thompson
“Without the sky (without paradise),“ Merve Bozcu
“Hurricane,” Jan Saxony
Sweetness in the bitter
“Dressed to nine,“ Madeleine Shenai, Ivana Mazza-Cates
“Old Dykes,” Ezra Rose
“Witness,” Radha Mehta, Saif Jaan
“Everywhere I Watch”, November Nolan
“Second time”, Jack Howard
“One day this child,” Alexander Farah
“Automagic”, Ashok Vish
After darkness – the horror within
“Wait, your car?” Reece Feldman
“Rebirth,” Connie Shi
“Play God”, Matteo Burani
“The Lone Piper,” Matthew Kravchuk
“Chew”, Félix Dobaire
“Luz Diabla,“ Gervasio Canda, Paula Boffo, Patricio Plaza
“The pearl comb,” Ali Cook
Awards Honorees
Will Arnett, Luminary Award.
Hannah Beachler, Variety Creative Impact in Production Design Award
Craig Brewer, Spotlight Director Award
Rose Byrne, Luminary Award
Miles Caton, Rising Star Award
Jon M. Chu, Vanguard Director Award
Zoey Deutch, Breakthrough Performance Award
Joel Edgerton, Vanguard Award
Mark Hamill, Lifetime Achievement Award
Oscar Isaac, Icon Award
Rian Johnson, Outstanding Achievement in Direcing Award
Jennifer Lopez, Virtuoso Award
Dylan O’Brien, Lumiere Award
Benny Safdie, Maverick Director Award
Miles Teller, Distinguished Performance Award
Tessa Thompson, Distinguished Performance Award
