Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival: Showcasing global and local cinema
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The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival is celebrating its 45th year, showcasing over 200 films from around the world. The festival features a diverse lineup of independent and foreign-language films, including documentaries and genre features, with several notable filmmakers and stars in attendance.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival is in its 45th year. It will screen over 200 films at various venues, including The Main Cinema and the Edina Theatre. The festival opens on April 8 with a screening of the documentary 'Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story'. Other notable films include 'Two Prosecutors', 'Young Mothers', and 'The Little Sister'. The festival will also feature late-night genre films, such as 'Obsession' and 'Normal'. Several industry insiders will host panels and parties, and tickets can be purchased on the MSP Film Society website.
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