Later this month, from September 20 to 30, our city's screens will enjoy the 13th edition of the annual Calgary International Film Festival. Now, festival organizers have unveiled the entire lineup.

The fest will kick off with an opening gala featuring the Salman Rushdie adaptation Midnight's Children on September 20. Then, on September 29, the closing gala will feature the French-Canadian film Mars et Avril.

Other galas include The Green Carpet Gala, featuring the climate change documentary Chasing Ice, on September 24, and The Black Carpet Gala, which features the off-putting Antiviral, on September 28. There will also be a special 20 year anniversary screening of Clint Eastwood's Alberta-shot film Unforgiven on September 22.

The films headlining the festival include 2 Days in New York, Yaron Zilberman's A Late Quartet, Nigel Cole's All in Good Time, Michael Haneke's Amour, Jennifer Devoldére's The Day I Saw Your Heart, Leos Carax's Holy Motors, Ruba Nadda's Inescapable, Pablo Larrian's No, Jeremy Torrie's Path of Souls and Nate Meyer's See Girl Run.

Aside from the galas and headliners, there's plenty for film fans to sink their teeth into, including a spotlight on 3D films, a spotlight on Japanese films and, as expected, a solid lineup of Canadian, world and American cinema, alongside shorts, documentaries and much more.

The full lineup for CIFF is available to view here. Individual tickets for the screenings will be available tomorrow (September 6) at 10 a.m. here.