All Rotterdam articles – Page 8
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NewsJohn Swab’s ‘Little Dixie’ among new titles confirmed for Rotterdam 2023
The festival runs January 25 - February 5
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NewsRotterdam film festival confirms full return in 2023 with first titles revealed
Bright Future and Limelight titles first to be announced.
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NewsRotterdam Film Festival back in cinemas with Return of the Tiger event
The October weekend event will screen films from this year’s festival.
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NewsRotterdam, Cannes and mk2 execs join European Works In Progress Cologne jury
The industry event will take place from October 17-19.
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NewsRotterdam’s Hubert Bals Fund unveils all-female selection
Each project will receive €10,000 in funding.
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NewsRotterdam heads address festival restructure
Six permanent roles at the festival were made redundant last month.
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NewsRotterdam reveals restructure and revamp of programming team
IFFR has unveiled a new team after facing “difficult questions” about its future.
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NewsRotterdam’s restructure provokes debate as festival poised for revamp of programming team
Significant changes are “necessary” say some; the festival is “losing its expertise” say others.
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NewsRotterdam to restructure ahead of 2023 edition
Festival to reduce its core team by 15% and announce new staffing line-up at Cannes.
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NewsFilm Republic sells ‘Looking For Venera’ to Mubi, picks up two titles (exclusive)
Mubi takes most of the world on the IFFR 2021 title.
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NewsRotterdam 2022 closes on upbeat note as organisers hail online engagement, ability to innovate
Mijke de Jong’s Along The Way was the only film to officially receive a physical screening.
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FeaturesLemming Film is forging ahead with an ambitious film and TV slate
Dutch outfit produced Sam de Jong’s Rotterdam contender, ‘Met Mes’.
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NewsChange crucial to the future of the film industry, claim sales execs
Execs from Protagnist, Square Eyes and Brazil’s O2 Play spoke virtually on a Rotterdam panel.
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NewsLeading international producers reveal how they are tackling Covid challenges
Producers of ‘Another Round’ and ‘A Land Imagined’ reveal challenges.
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Reviews‘To Love Again’: Rotterdam Review
Jury- and Fipresci-prize winner from China looks at modern pressures on an ageing couple
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NewsHow Rotterdam’s Tiger directors used love to explore deeper stories
Filmmakers from Portugal, Chile and India discussed their features.
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Reviews‘Shabu’: Rotterdam review
Upbeat documentary set in Rotterdam over one summer now heads to Berlin’s Generation Kplus
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NewsCroatia, Brazil film projects win Rotterdam's top industry prizes
The top prize went to a family drama set entirely in an Ikea.
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NewsPaz Encina’s ‘EAMI’ wins top prize at Rotterdam 2022
Paraguayan, French and Chinese features among winners.
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Reviews‘Excess Will Save Us’: Rotterdam Review
French farming documentary debut blurs the lines between fiction and reality with strange results