The Chattanooga Film Festival have announced their first wave of strange and fantastic cinema for their hybrid edition this year. First up is the North American premiere of a film primed to knock the socks off CFF’s longtime fans – filmmaker Jonas Trukanas‘ perfectly executed Lithuanian slasher We Might Hurt Each Other. Trukanas’ briskly paced hoot of a horror film is one of this year’s true standouts and another title presented by Screambox. We Might Hurt Each Other has all the makings of a deeply satisfying cult classic.
Closing out the festival for those attending in person this year is Trim Season, marking the return of filmmaker Ariel Vida, who first attended CFF in 2019 with a secret screening of Vide Noir. Her latest combines a terrific ensemble cast, one of the best settings you’ll find in any horror film this year, plus some gnarly surprises.
And that is just a small taste of what CFF is bring genre fans this year. Both hybrid and virtual badges are on sale now at chattfilmfest.org. In-person screenings and events are taking place June 23 – 25 at The Read House located in downtown Chattanooga, plus additional party locations around the city. The virtual component of the festival is taking place June 23 – 29. Individual tickets for certain in-person and virtual films and events will become available closer to the festival.
The Chattanooga Film Festival takes place June 23 – 29 Check out the full lineup HERE
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