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Sleep Alone takes Curacao prize
More than 8,500 attendees turned up for second Curacao International Film Festival Rotterdam.
Rotterdam names Tiger Award winners
FIPRESCI award goes to The Fifth Gospel of Kaspar Hauser; NETPAC prize goes to What They Don’t Talk About When They Talk About Love; inaugural Big Screen Award won by Pretty Butterflies; and The Future wins critics prize.
Lanthimos, Martel, Nyholm scoop Rotterdam’s CineMart prizes
Established art house directors Yorgos Lanthimos and Lucrecia Martel won cash prizes as International Film Festival Rotterdam’s 30th coproduction market CineMart announced its prizes last night.
Sotomayor, Klimiewicz pact for short film
Dominga Sotomayor [pictured], one of last year’s Rotterdam Tiger winners for Thursday Till Sunday, is co-writing and co-directing a new short film, The Time Before, with European Film Award winner Katarzyna Klimiewicz.
Curacao festival starts new regional competition
As it heads into its second year, the Curacao International Film Festival Rotterdam is starting a new competition for emerging talents from region around the Caribbean Sea.
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Media Luna scales Matterhorn in first wave of Rotterdam deals
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Rotterdam addresses cuts on opening night
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Park Chan-Wook's Stoker to close Rotterdam
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Rotterdam unveil inaugural Big Screen Award Competition lineup
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Verbeek and Loznitsa up for Rotterdam shorts prize
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Rotterdam Signals to honour Kira Muratova, to showcase new TV and web series
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Rotterdam starts new competition for films without Benelux distribution
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New projects from Kobayashi, Nyholm and Lanthimos among CineMart's 2013 selections
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CineMart's Boost! projects include films from Lipkes, Edkins, Stoll
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Rotterdam's Hubert Bals Fund awards €333,000 in latest round
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UK producers in Rotterdam Lab offer thriller Sirocco, adaptation Bed
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Rotterdam Lab to welcome 74 young film producers
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Rotterdam’s Bright Future line up announced
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Rotterdam's Tiger Competition offers new works from Esmer, Fornay
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Rotterdam's Signals programme includes Snow, Conrad, Palfi
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Rotterdam's Spectrum programme includes Hideo Nakata's The Complex
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Rotterdam to open with Resurrection of a Bastard
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Rotterdam names Dutch co-pro titles
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Rotterdam reveals first competition titles
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Rotterdam plans special tributes to Iranian cinema, Dominik Graf and 'the auditory experience'
