's "," about a young woman who "stirs up adventure at a local library when she unexpectedly drops in on an old friend who works," there will be a part of the fest's competition. Also slated is 's "," about a musician who leaves his old band and heads off to New York to try to focus on his career tempted to distraction by his friend's girlfriend is in the line up.

Also screening at VFF: and 's "," a comedy about acting that stars Margolis; 's ", " about "the increasing homogenization of the American landscape," where the lives of a corporate executive and a drifter intertwine; 's "," a thriller about a man who comes to a small town and becomes entangled in a murderous game, and 's "," about an 11-year-old girl who becomes suspicious about the adults in her small fishing town after an accident occurs. On the jury will be of , of and of Roadside Attractions. The winner will also receive a $5,000 cash prize and will get their film screened in New York.

Music will also play a part in the festival this year. and will play live to accompany the screening of 's 1927 silent film "," about the shy youngest son in a rough-and-tumble family who tries to earn the respect of his father and the love of a girl. A screening of 's "," a documentary about the role of music in the fall of the apartheid regime in South Africa, will be followed by a performance by the South African singer .

Other films to be shown will include the classics "," 's drama about a teacher arrested for promoting Darwin's theory of evolution; "," 's film about a unit commander in the French army during World War I who faces the mutiny of his men and political opposition from a rival general, and "," 's western about two men who wander into a town where a murder has just been committed. Many documentaries will also screen, including 's "," about a black man who was murdered in 1955 after whistling at a white woman; 's "," an exploration of same-sex marriage, and and 's "," about two female judges in Cameroon.

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