All articles by Melanie Goodfellow – Page 21
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NewsCelluloid Dreams swoops on Venice title 'Dachra' (exclusive)
Tunisian horror tale to close Venice Critics’ Week.
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NewsFirst image of Boaz Armoni's 'The Electrifiers' (exclusive)
The film follows a group of washed-up pop musicians trying to stage a comeback.
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NewsTel Aviv’s Gaudeamus Productions debuts at Jerusalem, wins Pitch Point award
The company is screening ’The Love Letter’ in the Short Film Competition.
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FeaturesWhat next for the Jerusalem Film & Television Fund?
Director Yoram Honig tells Screen why actions speak louder than words for the support body.
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NewsFirst Bedouin feature 'Eed' in the works at Jerusalem's Pitch Point event
Shlomi Elkabetz has boarded ground-breaking project.
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NewsShira Geffen unveils family drama set in Israel's Masada plateau
Geffen won the Camera d’Or in Cannes in 2007 with debut feature ‘Jellyfish’.
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NewsJerusalem Film Festival crowns Pitch Point winners
Avishai Sivan’s Lot’s Wife scoops top award.
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FeaturesHow Israel's Rabinovich fund is ticking the diversity box
carThe fund has backed three titles in this year’s Jerusalem Film Festival competition.
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News'Maktub' producer plots Eurovision Song Contest-set comedy-thriller (exclusive)
‘Douze Points’ will be set against the backdrop of the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest.
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FeaturesWhy have religion-focused films made a comeback at this year's Jerusalem Film Festival?
Traditionally a home for secular stories, films such as Zohar - The Return are taking on religious characters and communities.
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Features'The Orthodox' director Eliran Malka on how he brings his religious values to the screen
Malka’s film opened the 35th Jerusalem Film Festival on July 26.
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Features"She didn't play by the rules": Jerusalem retrospective looks at Chantal Akerman's career
Akerman first screened at the festival in 1975 with ’Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai Du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles’.
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FeaturesJerusalem Film Festival: Pitch Point preview
The industry event will host its 13th edition on July 27-28.
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NewsJerusalem kicks off with local crowd-pleaser 'The Unorthodox'
The film explores the birth of Israel’s controversial religious political party Shas in the 1980s.
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FeaturesLocarno 2018 preview: 'a spirit of continual renewal'
The 71st edition opens with a screening of 1929 Laurel and Hardy film ‘Liberty’.
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NewsCinephil boards sales on 'Isis, Tomorrow. The Lost Souls Of Mosul' (exclusive)
The film considers the fate of children left behind when Isis were swept out of Iraq.
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NewsWild Bunch, Sapinda announce financial restructuring plan
Deal includes €54.6m financial debt reduction and €30m credit line.
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NewsCasting director files sexual assault complaint against Luc Besson, French media reports
Allegations follow a months-long investigation by French online news and opinion journal Mediapart.
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NewsCannes Film Festival 2019 dates announced
The event confirmed on Twitter that it will take place from Tuesday 14 to Saturday 25 May 2019.
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NewsCalls for Russia to release Oleg Sentsov intensify as Ukrainian director enters 57th day of hunger strike
EFA, the Rotterdam film festival and French SRF directors guild step up campaign.