Screen previews the world premieres at this year’s Venice Film Festival and interviews festival director Alberto Barbera
Ahead of the 72nd Venice Film Festival (Sept 2-12), Screen profiles its world premieres and interviews festival director Alberto Barbera.
Interview: Alberto Barbera, festival director
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Source: © DOK Leipzig / Susann Bargas Gomez DOK Talk with Claire Simon Acclaimed French documentary director Claire Simon has an unusual but not very lucrative way to ensure her fans can watch her old films – she makes them available on her website. Anyone ...
Source: RSIFF The Red Sea Souk market floor New films from CJ ‘Fiery’ Obasi and Maha Haj are among the 40 projects in the Red Sea Souk Project Market, the co-production platform of Red Sea International Film Festival (December 4-13). The selection consists of 24 projects at ...
Projects pitched this week at DOK Co-Pro Market received mixed responses from sales agents and festival programmers
Aronofsky, Clooney and del Toro are heading to the Lido; Alberto Barbera reveals the ones that got away.
Venice sidebar to screen eleven world premieres; first screening of Ermanno Olmi doc.
Lav Diaz’s The Woman Who Left from the Philippines won the Golden Lion at the 73rd Venice Film festival on Saturday while Emma Stone claimed the Coppa Volpi best actress prize for La La Land and Oscar Martínez took actor honours for El Ciudadano Ilustre.
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