All Festivals articles – Page 213
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Reviews‘Shadow Of Fire’: Tokyo Review
In the devastating aftermath of the Second World War, survivors face a hard-scrabble existence
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Features“We’re the SXSW of the UK,” say artistic directors of Raindance Film Festival
Malaika Bova and Martyna Szmytkowska talk about their first edition as artistic directors.
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NewsMani Ratnam, Luca Guadagnino to receive honorary awards at Mumbai film festival
Guadagnino’s 2009 drama ‘I Am Love’ to screen at the festival.
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NewsZhang Yimou talks Chinese box office hit ‘Full River Red’ and keeping investors happy
The Chinese filmmaker said his continued to work after four decades in the business “because I truly love cinema”.
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NewsFilm Movement acquires CPH:DOX opening film ‘Twice Colonized’ (exclusive)
Renowned Greenlandic Inuit lawyer-activist Aaju Peter was subject of 2016 documentary ’Angry Inuk’.
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NewsKleber Mendonça Filho’s ‘Pictures Of Ghosts’ to open 15th Hollywood Brazilian Film Festival (exclusive)
Sônia Braga to be honored during opening ceremony
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Reviews‘A Long Shot’: Tokyo Review
Debut about an armed heist at a Chinese factory in the mid-1990s is inspired by true events
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NewsTrue Colours unveils sales for Venice titles ‘Comandante’, ‘Lubo’ (exclusive)
Italian sales agent reports sales for summer festival slate.
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News‘Empty Nets’, ‘Hollywoodgate’ win top awards at Adelaide Film Festival
The jury included ‘The Royal Hotel’ director Kitty Green.
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Reviews‘Gondola’: Tokyo Review
Two cable car attendants in Western Georgia make a connection in this dialogue-free romance
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NewsSpanish box office running 35% higher this year thanks to studio blockbusters and indie titles
Indie films have scored some impressive figures at Spanish box office this year.
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NewsSpanish distributors and exhibitors gather for “the little Marché” at Valladolid
Spanish distributors will present their international titles to exhibitors, television networks and platforms at the MERCI market.
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Reviews‘Fly Me To The Moon’: Tokyo Review
Strong, buzzy debut from Sasha Chuk follows a family over two decades as they move from China to Hong Kong
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NewsCyber thriller ‘Red Rooms’ sparks further deals with UK, Eastern Europe (exclusive)
Montreal-based h264 reports sales in more than 25 territories on Pascal Plante’s Fantasia best film winner.
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Reviews‘Blind At Heart’: Tokyo Review
An independent woman struggles to make her mark in 1930s Berlin in the latest from Barbara Albert
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FeaturesTIFFCOM: what to expect from the return of Japan’s biggest content market
Tiffcom is back in-person after four years, at a new location and featuring the inaugural Tokyo Story Market
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FeaturesWhy Doclisboa’s Arche lab selects the most difficult doc projects to finance
The five-day event focuses on mentoring film teams from a creative and artistic viewpoint.
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NewsValladolid head José Luis Cienfuegos explains why he is amping up the festival’s international relevance
José Luis Cienfuegos is in his first year as festival director, joining after stints in Gijon and Seville.
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NewsTallinn Black Nights selects eight world premieres for Rebels With A Cause strand
Titles include Kah Wai Lim’s Japanese feature ‘Everything, Everywhere’.
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FeaturesTokyo film festival outlines three priorities for bumper 2023 edition
Tokyo International Film Festival is establishing closer ties to Asia and increasing the size of its programme — all in anticipation of its biggest event since 2019.