All Festivals articles – Page 495
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FeaturesFive films from Benelux to tempt festival directors in 2018
Screen profiles some of the hottest projects from the region that should debut this year.
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NewsApichatpong Weerasethakul updates on his next project ‘Memoria’
Palme d’Or winner was in Rotterdam with his ‘sleep cinema’ experience.
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News'Footsteps Of Pan Africanism' director says Netherlands must reflect on colonial past
Shirikiana Aina says premiere of her film in Rotterdam is ‘ironic’.
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FeaturesRotterdam Tiger directors: Metahaven, Rob Schröder on 'Possessed'
Co-directors on new project, whch is nominated for a Hivos Tiger Award at Rotterdam.
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NewsRotterdam film festival 2018 winners announced
Winners include The Widowed Witch, The Reports On Sarah And Saleem, The Guilty and Nina.
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NewsGoteborg TV round-up: Nordic noir series 'The Bridge' set for fifth international remake
Goteborg’s TV Drama Vision projects also include South Pole thriller and Second World-era drama.
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Reviews'Over The Limit': Goteborg Review
Harrowing doc about Russian competitive gymnastics by Marta Prus
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News'The Reunion' director Anna Odell's next project gets world sales deal (exclusive)
New Europe Film Sales boards work in progress.
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FeaturesM-Appeal founder Maren Kroymann on 10 years of doing things differently
Berlin sales outfit head reflects on a decade in the business.
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NewsRotterdam crowns 2018 CineMart winners
’Mitra’, ’Electrocute’, ’A White, White Day’, ‘Disco Afrika’ scoop prizes.
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FeaturesRotterdam Tiger directors: Marina Meliande talks 'Sultry'
Brazilian director talks feature debut.
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NewsRevamped CineMart a hit with sales agents and producers in Rotterdam
The streamlined event went down well with attending delegates.
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NewsSales agents motivated by passion not money, says Rotterdam panel
Beta, Pluto, New Europe execs discuss the sales industry during IFFR Pro panel.
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Reviews'The Violin Player': Goteborg Review
Finnish playwright Paavo Westerberg makes his directorial debut with this tale of musical obsession
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NewsBusan film festival reinstates Lee Yong-kwan, Jay Jeon
The appointments follow years of turmoil and political pressure.
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Reviews'The Swan': Goteborg Review
A nine year-old girl is sent to do penance on her aunt’s farm in Iceland’s northern far reaches
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NewsIndependent film industry must urgently embrace data, says Rotterdam panel
The entertainment space is going “to be transformed by analytics”, claimed a panelist.
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NewsRotterdam titles 'Loveling', 'Pity' score deals for New Europe (exclusive)
Titles both score Benelux deals.
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Reviews'Piercing': Rotterdam Review
Mia Wasikowska and Christopher Abbott star in this great, if grisly, genre outing from Nicolas Pesce