All Festivals articles – Page 2
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Reviews‘The Night That Binds Us’ review: Flat, introspective Chinese debut is boosted by a compelling performance from Hu Ling
Wang Jiangyong’s feature premiered in Tokyo competition, where Hun won the best actress award
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Reviews‘Kefi’ review: Three sisters reconnect after the death of their father in surprising, irreverent Japanese debut
Writer/director Kisin Saito’s wilfully unpredictable drama bows in Tokyo’s Nippon Cinema Now programme
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NewsSeville Film Festival cancels opening gala following deadly train crash in Spain
The festival confirmed the rest of its programme will go ahead as planned.
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FeaturesHow an LA festival is working to connect US buyers and audiences to French films
The American French Film Festival is one of the major launchpads for French films into the US market.
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NewsMAD World boards ‘Cairo Shadows’ for world sales ahead of Marrakech premiere
Drama marks first directing collaboration between the brothers Rani and Salem Massalha.
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Features“It’s the Geneva we know,” say the Swiss filmmakers of docu-drama ‘Summer Drift’
‘Summer Drift’ is set in Geneva’s working-class, queer and alternative communities.
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NewsLocal title ‘Ah Girl’ wins top award at Singapore film festival
Juror Anthony Wong announced acting awards via video as he was forced to cancel his attendance on medical advice.
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Reviews‘Two Cigarettes, Three Nights’ review: Mayu Matsuoka’s strong performance breathes life into familiar tale of 30-something angst
Yukiko Mishima’s pleasant Japanese drama premieres in Tokyo competition
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Features“We’re not afraid of AI,” says GIFF Pro’s Mathieu Gayet as 2026 programme opens
GIFF Pro’s programme of audiovisual innovation provides the chance to discuss and examine AI, Gayet explains.
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NewsNewport Beach Film Festival head Gregg Schwenk hails “pivotal” 2026 edition
‘A Talent For Murder’, ‘Fatherland’, ‘Wild Horse Nine’ among winners.
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NewsInternational guests praise Kyiv’s “emotional” Molodist film festival as ‘Camouflage’ takes top prize
Molodist’s general director Andrii Khalpakhchi says event in Ukraine’s capital was ‘lucky’ to only have to reschedule two evening screenings this year.
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FeaturesMarine Atlan on how she aimed to capture the intensity of adolescence in ‘La Gradiva’
The film about a school trip to Pompeii has become one of the breakout French films of the year.
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Reviews‘The Intertwining’ review: Contrived Japanese identity drama is buoyed by moving performances
Erika Karata and KPop star Jiyoung impress in Akira Yamamoto’s Tokyo competition drama
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Reviews‘Sister Brother Manhole Cover’ review: Milcho Manchevski serves up a darkly comic exploration of North Macedonia’s wealth divide
The ’Before The Rain’ director’s latest debuts in Tokyo competition
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NewsAlain Gomis’ ‘Dao’ wins top prize at Valladolid Film Week
Festival cancelled closing ceremony as mark of respect to victims of last week’s Spanish train crash.
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NewsMunichFilmUp! unveils six international filmmakers for mentoring and residency programme
EXCLUSIVE: Six recent film school graduates selected for the sixth edition of the programme.
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News‘Where The Sun Is Born’ lands sales deal ahead of IDFA world premiere
EXCLUSIVE: Doc won awards at 2025 Ventana Sur.
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NewsValladolid International Film Week cancels closing gala following Spanish train disaster
Gala is one of several film events to be cancelled in Spain as a sign of respect for victims of deadly train crash.
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FeaturesWhy the directors of ‘Les Indes’ think their unconventional 17th-century road movie has modern-day resonance
The Switzerland-Spain coproduction is playing in competition at Geneva International Film Festival.
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Reviews‘The Nights’ review: Colourful documentary portrait of a working class woman in Buenos Aires
Ana Bovino’s feature documentary world premieres at Dok Leipzig