All Hamburg articles – Page 7
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NewsKen Loach warns of Brexit’s damage to filmmaking
Veteran director talks latest film ‘Sorry We Missed You’.
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NewsHerflix puts out call to female filmmakers
Adriana Shaw appealed to Women in Film & Television International (WIFTI) members at FilmFest Hamburg.
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FeaturesHamburg film fund to increase funding of high-end TV and web series
New head Helge Albers has been in the job for six months.
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NewsWhat did the organiser make of Filmfest Hamburg’s inaugural Explorer Konferenz?
The aim is to open it to international attendees in 2020.
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NewsFilmfest Hamburg cancels filmmaker gifts to donate money to imprisoned Myanmar filmmaker
Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi is suffering from liver cancer.
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FeaturesDirector Caroline Fourest describes her battle to make feminist war film ‘Sisters In Arms’
The film premiered at El Gouna and is opening in France this month.
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FeaturesHow director Sergio Basso pitched a musical documentary to potential financiers
‘Tell Me who I Am’ is the story of Bhutanese refugees in a Nepalese camp.
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News‘Darkroom - Drops Of Death’ sells to North America, France (exclusive)
The film is being sold by Germanys missingFILMS
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NewsNina Hoss: “Female directors should be allowed to fail”
The German actress is the recipinet of Hamburg FilmFest’s presitgious Douglas Sirk prize.
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FeaturesWhy films from the UK and Italy have caught the eye of the artistic director of FilmFest Hamburg
”I wonder if this has something to do with countries going through a crisis.” he said.
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FeaturesFilmFest Hamburg’s Explorer Conference to discuss meeting the challenge of digital disruption
First edition of the conference takes place on September 27.
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Reviews‘Cunningham’: Hamburg Review
Immersive documentary about iconic modernist choreographer Merce Cunningham
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Reviews‘143 Sahara Street’: Hamburg Review
The elderly proprietor of an isolated Algerian roadside cafe is the subject of this evocative documentary
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NewsFilmFest Hamburg announces juries for six of its awards
The festival is held from September 26 to October 5.