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Montclair Film Festival announces 2026 award winners

The 15th annual Montclair Film Festival has announced the winners of its 2026 competitions and audience awards. In the fiction feature category, “Possible Love,” directed by Lee Chang-dong, received the festival’s top prize. The documentary feature competition saw “Rehearsals for a Revolution,” directed by Pegah Ahangarani, win the Bruce Sinofsky Award, while “One in a Million,” directed by Itab Azzam and Jack MacInnes, earned a Special Jury Prize.

The Future/Now Competition resulted in a tie between “Bedford Park,” directed by Stephanie Ahn, and “TheyDream,” directed by William D. Caballero, who also shared the $5,000 Mark Urman Award for Filmmaking.

Audience award winners included “Wild Horse Nine” (Fiction Feature), “My NDA” (Documentary Feature), “All of a Sudden” (World Cinema), and “An Unknown Substance” (Short Film). Additionally, the Junior Jury Prize was awarded to “Mouse,” directed by Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson, while Senzo Ueno received a Special Jury Prize for excellence in cinematography for the film “Look Back.”

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Lee Chang-dong · Montclair Film Festival · Montclair, NJ · Pegah Ahangarani · Tom Hall

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