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FeaturesMichael Dudok de Wit on collaborating with Studio Ghibli
Dutch animator Michael Dudok de Wit talks Un Certain Regard title The Red Turtle.
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Features'The Red Turtle': the story behind Studio Ghibli's first European co-production
The Red Turtle is the result of a collaboration between Dutch director Michael Dudok de Wit and the iconic Studio Ghibli.
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FeaturesThe story behind silent Oscar animation hopeful 'The Red Turtle'
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NewsSony Pictures Classics acquires animation 'The Red Turtle'
Animation co-produced by Wild Bunch and Studio Ghibli premiered at Cannes in Un Certain Regard.
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NewsAndrea Arnold to topline London Film Festival main competition jury
Melissa Parmenter, John Battsek and Michael Dudok De Wit lead other 2017 juries.
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Cannes and Berlin winners among titles.
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NewsEurimages to support 30 films, including Margarethe von Trotta Bergman doc
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News'Rogue One' star Diego Luna on Cannes' Un Certain Regard jury
Juries revealed for Un Certain Regard, Short Films & Cinéfondation and Caméra d’or.
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NewsCannes 2016: watch trailers for the films in Official Selection
Check out the trailers for films set to play at the 69th Cannes Film Festival.
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