From left: Rob Burnett and Marc Maron at the Tribeca Festival premiere of 'In Memoriam.' Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for Tribeca Festival The 2026 Indie Street Festival has revealed its full lineup, including New Jersey premieres of the Marc Maron-starring In Memoriam — which will open the weeklong festival with a screening and Q&A with writer, director and New Jersey native Rob Burnett — and the Will Poulter and Noah Centineo starrer Union County, directed by Adam Meeks, which will serve as the closing night movie.
Other highlights from the Red Bank, New Jersey-based festival’s selections include New Jersey premieres of in-competition narrative features Charlotte Glynn’s The Gymnast, Danny Madden’s Downbeat and Walter Thompson-Hernández’s If I Go Will They Miss Me.
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Feature documentaries in competition include Seth Porges’ Santacon; Shalon Buskirk and Drew Swedberg’s in love, in memory; Gabriela Díaz Arp’s Matininó; Amber Love’s One Another; and Kaitlyn Schwalje and Alex Wolf Lewis’ Unless Something Goes Terribly Wrong.
Artistic director Allyson Morgan said of this year’s selections, “Once again, the films that we’re sharing this year moved us, challenged us, and delighted us, and we’re thrilled to bring these exciting independent voices to the Red Bank community.”
Executive director and festival founder Jay Webb added, “For the past 10 years, Indie Street has shown that storytelling is most powerful when experienced together. By bringing honest stories and new perspectives to Red Bank, we’ve created moments of laughter, connection and community that stay with audiences long after the credits roll. We’ve always taken pride in championing international voices and exceptional films beyond the studio system. That commitment is reflected in our programming, with many official selections going on to major recognition—including last year’s Mr. Nobody Against Putin, which won the Oscar just six months after receiving the ISFF Jury Award.”
Jury members selecting this year’s winners include filmmaker Alex Megaro, POV’s Cayla Clements, Tribeca Festival’s Tiana Harris, Firelight Media’s Nicole London and Two River Pictures’ Garrett Bess.
The 11th annual Indie Street Film Festival is set to run from Aug. 17-23. More information about this year’s festival is available here.
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