The San Sebastian Film Festival has added several new titles to its lineup, including Mike Leigh’s latest feature “Tender Loving Care” and Pablo Larraín’s series “My Sad Dead.” Both films will screen in the main competition at the festival, which takes place in September. Larraín’s “My Sad Dead” is a new series from the Chilean director known for films like “Jackie,” “Spencer,” and “Maria.” According to festival announcements, the series will be presented in its feature-length format. Other notable additions include Benjamín Naishtat’s new project, Nicole Garcia’s “7:40 ce matin-là/Milo” starring Marion Cotillard, and Maha Harada’s latest film. These join previously announced titles for the prestigious Spanish film festival, which is known for showcasing international cinema. The full lineup includes a mix of established directors and emerging talent. Festival organizers have not yet released the full schedule, but the competition section will feature these high-profile works alongside others. “Tender Loving Care” marks Mike Leigh’s return to the festival circuit, while Larraín’s series debut signals a new direction for the filmmaker. The San Sebastian Film Festival is one of Europe’s major film events, drawing attention from industry professionals and cinephiles worldwide. More details about the competition and additional sidebars are expected in the coming weeks.