All Festivals articles – Page 157
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FeaturesEight market titles and works in progress to look out for in Malaga
Comedies, dramas, psychological thrillers and creative documentaries are all being showcased in the Mafiz industry programme.
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Reviews‘Killing Crabs’: Malaga Review
A pre-tourist Tenerife comes back to life in this appealing 1990s period drama
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NewsCannes’ iconic Carlton Hotel reopens ahead of May film festival as the Grand becomes the Mondrian
Rooms in the Carlton Cannes start at €1,800 a night for a single room during the festival and suites will go for around €4,500 per night.
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News‘Under The Sky Of Damascus’ wins international competition prize at sombre Thessaloniki Documentary Festival
Doc previously had world premiere at Berlinale.
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Reviews‘Sica’: Malaga Review
A young girl searches for her missing father in this impressive debut set on the stormy Galician coast
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FeaturesMalaga’s bumper Mafiz industry programme opens as Spanish Screenings XXL hopes to head to Busan
The intenational industry is in Malaga to see the latest Spanish films, projects and talent.
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Reviews‘The Enchanted’: Malaga Review
Laia Costa shines in this otherwise lacklustre drama set in the Spanish Pyrenees
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Reviews‘Pay Or Die’: SXSW Review
Candid documentary about the exortionate cost of insulin in the US
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Reviews‘Northern Comfort’: SXSW Review
Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurðsson’s English-language comedy about a bunch of stranded aerophobes struggles to land
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Reviews‘Raging Grace’: SXSW Review
An undocumented Filipina woman fights for her future in Paris Zarcilla’s genre-tinged UK-set debut
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Reviews‘Bleeding Love’: SXSW Review
Real-life father and daughter Ewan and Clara McGregor bring poignancy to this gentle character study
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Reviews‘Flamin’ Hot’: SXSW Review
Eva Longoria’s biopic of the Hispanic worker who spiced up America’s favourite snacks is blander than its subject deserves
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Reviews‘Black Barbie’: SXSW Review
Documentary explores America’s enduring race problem through the eyes of its most famous doll
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Reviews‘I Am Weekender’: Glasgow Review
Documentary looks back at English indie band Flowered Up and their 1992 ’Weekender’ music video
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Reviews‘Another Body’: SXSW Review
Eye-opening doc about the growing threat of online deepfake pornography
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NewsLaila Pakalnina, Mo Scarpelli titles among Visions du Réel 2023 industry programme
Edition runs April 23-27.
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News“Malaga is part of the effort to sustain Spain’s new wave,” says festival director Juan Antonio Vigar
The festival is an important stopping point for directors including Carla Simon and Alauda Ruiz de Azúa.
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FeaturesEight Spanish and Latin American titles to look out for at Malaga
Malaga Film Festival runs March 10-19.
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Reviews’Sunlight’: Dublin Review
Barry Ward stars in Claire Dix’s feature debut about assisted dying