TICKETS
All tickets are $13 prior to June 1. THEREAFTER ALL tickets are $15. Tickets may be purchased by clicking on the “ticket” next to the selection.
FESTIVAL PASSES
Festival Passes are available by clicking HERE. Passes are $325 and grant access to all films and events.
ADMISSION POLICY
Festival Passholders are guaranteed admission up to 10 minutes prior to scheduled screening. Advance individual tickets must be picked up 10 minutes prior to schduled screening. Remaining tickets will be sold on a first-come-first-served basis.
WARNING!
All films MAY NOT be suitable for all audiences! If you have a question – please contact the DWF office. If a “Ticket Link” is down on this site – please note that all ticketing goes thru tclchinesetheatres.com. If you click on a link that renders an “error message” – please check back as we re-establish the connection as occasionally these links go down on their site. Nevertheless – it is far easier to purchase through this site.
Rosanne Korenberg currently serves as the Senior VP of Acquisitions and Co-Productions for Miramax, and her most recent projects with the company include the critically acclaimed MR. HOLMES and the upcoming third installment of BRIDGET JONES’S DIARY. Prior to her time at Miramax, Rosanne set up the New Media and Film Division for Caviar Content in Los Angeles where she developed and produced the ground breaking web series Replay for Gatorade, featuring Eli and Peyton Manning, which won multiple awards including 8 Golden Lions. Earlier at Traction Media, a film production and sales company which she founded and ran, she quickly achieved financial and critical success serving as producer for HALF NELSON, HARD CANDY, and WHERE GOD LEFT HIS SHOES. Rosanne was also Vice President of Worldwide Acquisitions and Co-Productions at Twentieth Century Fox/Fox Searchlight.
Scott Shooman is the Executive VP of Acquisitions and Co-Productions for CBS Films. Since joining the company in 2011, he has overseen numerous productions including SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS, THE WOMAN IN BLACK, and the upcoming release MIDDLE SCHOOL. During that time he has also acquired films such as HELL OR HIGH WATER and THE KINGS OF SUMMER as well as Golden Globe best picture nominees SALMON FISHING IN THE YEMEN, INSIDE LLEWYN DAVIS, and PRIDE. Prior to his time at CBS Films, Scott spent a decade at Sony Pictures Entertainment. He began as an assistant at the studio’s Screen Gems division where he helped originate STOMP THE YARD and THE GOSPEL, before moving on to help brand the newly formed Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group in 2006.
Daivd Spiegelman joined Relativity Media in the fall of 2010 as President of Domestic Television & Digital Distribution. In his role, Spiegelman is responsible for the distribution of all of Relativity’s products through every form of television including Free TV, Pay TV, Syndication, Network, and all digital platforms on a national level. Spiegelman most recently served as President of Domestic Television Distribution for The Weinstein Company where he held a similar role in overseeing the licensing of motion pictures and television series across all forms of domestic media outlets. Prior to The Weinstein Company, Spiegelman spent 16 years at New Line Cinema, where he was instrumental in the creation of the television department.