All Festivals articles – Page 308
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Reviews‘The Dog Who Wouldn’t Be Quiet’: Rotterdam Review
A comet collides with Earth; what happens next is surprisingly low-key, but presciently pleasing all the same
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NewsTiger Competition directors talk female empowerment at Rotterdam
Filmmakers in discussion included Ainhoa Rodríguez, Taiki Sakpisit, Marta Popivoda and Itonje Søimer Guttormsen.
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Reviews‘Pleasure’: Sundance Review
Rigorously-researched drama about a Swedish girl who wants to make it big in LA’s porn business
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Reviews‘The Cemil Show’: Rotterdam Review
A vividy-styled debut from Turkey plays in Rotterdam’s ’Big Screen’ competition
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Reviews‘Mayday’: Rotterdam Review
Feisty feminists, militant weirdness as director Karen Cinorre makes her debut with Grace von Patten and Mia Goth
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Reviews‘Riders Of Justice’: Rotterdam Review
‘Men & Chicken’ director Anders Thomas Jensen delivers absurdist comedy with a very tough edge for Rotterdam’s opening night
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NewsSix Golden Bear winners to form Berlin jury, selection dates set
Festival also reveals details of Summer Special event, which is set to include physical screenings and an awards ceremony.
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FeaturesFour hot projects at Rotterdam’s online CineMart
The filmmakers reveal what they hope to achieve from the co-production market.
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FeaturesRotterdam industry head Marit van den Elshout: “We like to break down barriers”
The head of IFFR Pro talks about the need to keep the programme lean and accessible.
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Reviews‘Prisoners Of The Ghostland’: Sundance review
Will Sion Sono and Nicolas Cage prove to be the pulpy dream team that genre fans have been anticipating?
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Reviews‘First Date’: Sundance Review
Things don’t go entirely to plan when Mike buys a beaten-up car to impress girl-next-door Kelsey
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Reviews‘Jockey’: Sundance Review
An ageing jockey is forced to acknowledge some truths in Clint Bentley’s modest debut
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Reviews‘Together Together’: Sundance Review
A gentle surrogate comedy starring Ed Helms and Patti Harrison
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Reviews‘Misha And The Wolves’: Sundance Review
Did the author of a renowned Holocaust memoire really cry wolf?
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Reviews‘Taming The Garden’: Sundance Review
In Georgia, giant trees are being uprooted and amassed by a billionaire
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NewsNatalie Qasabian receives 2021 Sundance Institute / Amazon Studios Producers Award
Nicole Salazar earns 2021 Sundance Institute | Amazon Studios Producers Award for Nonfiction Filmmaking
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Reviews‘On The Count Of Three’: Sundance Review
A suicide pact between two depressed men is the basis of Jerrod Carmichael’s off-kilter comedy