All Festivals articles – Page 3
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FeaturesHow ‘La Bola Negra’ is leading a box-office surge for Spain’s independent distributors
Titles such as ‘The Beloved’ and ‘Backrooms’ have also bolstered local distributors.
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News‘Five Years, Four Months’ wins best fiction film at 50th Sao Paulo film festival
Films from Colombia, Mexico, Peru take home major prizes.
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Reviews‘Red Before Dawn’ review: Garin Nugroho’s stirring period piece explores the development of post-independence Indonesia
Nugroho’s follow-up to ’Opera Jawa’ and ’Memories Of My Body’ premieres in Tokyo compeition
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NewsRotterdam film festival unveils first world premieres for 2027 edition
Ten titles announced across IFFR’s Harbour and Bright Future sections.
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Reviews‘Trees Are Watching’ review: Eva Green is a writer haunted by her past in Bahman Ghobadi’s undercooked Turkish horror
Martin Scorsese executive produces the feature, which plays Tokyo competition following a Toronto premiere
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FeaturesFilming on the Balearic Islands is a hot topic at Evolution Mallorca film festival
The Spanish festival is a platform for the island as an international filming location.
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NewsMyriad Pictures AFM-bound with ‘The Stalemate’ starring Ben Foster, Manny Jacinto, Fiona Shaw
EXCLUSIVE: Phiphen produced comedy western. Range Media represents US sales.
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NewsSundance 2027 Legacy screenings to include ‘Y Tu Mama Tambien’, ‘Memento’
Programme formerly known as From The Collection runs during second half of festival.
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NewsAcademy plans to add more festivals as qualifiers for international Oscar
AMPAS CEO Bill Kramer outlined details in Tokyo.
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NewsJafar Panahi faces five-year prison sentence in Iran
Director of Palme d’Or-winning, Oscar-nominated film It Was Just An Accident is currently in Iran.
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FeaturesWhy Evolution Mallorca film festival is shining a spotlight on debut filmmakers with its 15th edition
Festival founder Sandra Lipski has also expanded EMIFF’s cinematographer focus.
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Reviews‘>1.5°C Pyropolitics And The New World’ review: Slight but urgent doc observes the human cost of climate change
Austrain filmmaker Lukas Marxt’s study of the 2025 LA wildfires premieres at DOK Leipzig
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Reviews‘Magic Atlas’ review: Chinese-language animation deploys multiple techniques to striking, confounding effect
Sun Xun’s experimental feature plays DOK Leipzig and Tokyo after a Locarno premiere
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NewsFantasia entry ‘Big Break’ from ‘The History Of Concrete’ producers lands North American deal
Ian Faria directed from a screenplay by Samuel Lanier.
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FeaturesDOK Leipzig industry head Nadja Tennstedt on taking a different approach to its coproduction event
This year’s CoPro market features several projects focused on the topic of women’s bodies in relation to state structures and heirarchies.
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NewsTokyo film festival opens with pledge to boost Japanese cinema as rain fails to dampen spirits
The 39th edition of TIFF launched with a pledge from Japan’s prime minister as stars walked a rain-soaked red carpet.
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Reviews‘Sukiyaki’ review: Tokyo opener is sprawling, feel-good drama about Japanese singer Kyu Sakamoto’s 1963 global hit
Takahisa Zeze’s biopic hits Japanese cinemas on Christmas Day
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Features“Filmmakers trust us”: DOK Leipzig’s Ola Staszel on curating her debut edition
Germany’s most important documentary film festival runs from October 26 to November 1.
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Reviews‘Letters From The Silenced Country’ review: Mixed-media documentary proves a raw, disquieting study of Belarusian resistance
Andrei Kutsila’s film plays DOK Leipzig after winning Venice’s Golden Globes Impact prize for documentary
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NewsNaomi Kawase to lead international competition jury at Doha Film Festival
Second edition of Doha festival runs November 19-27.