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All Festivals articles – Page 29
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FeaturesEl Gouna artistic director Marianne Khoury talks festival’s comeback edition
The festival in Egypt will screen more than 80 films during its seventh edition.
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NewsDavid Dietl’s ‘Long Story Short’ to open Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival
German focus programme comprises 15 new German films.
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NewsRotterdam selects 13 world premieres in first wave of Bright Future, Harbour films
Titles include Lilly Hu’s ‘One Girl Infinite’, executive-produced by Eric Roth.
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Reviews‘Salve Maria’: Valladolid Review
A new mother’s thoughts turn murderous in Mar Coll’s gripping psychodrama
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NewsBleecker Street takes Telluride, TIFF drama ‘The Friend’ starring Naomi Watts
Bill Murray and Bing the Great Dane also star in Telluride world premiere.
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News‘All We Imagine As Light,’ ‘September Says’ among competition line-up at Geneva 2024
Payal Kapadia’s ‘All We Imagine As Light’ debuted at Cannes this year.
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Reviews‘Rita’: Valladolid Review
Paz Vega takes a child’s eye view of domestic violence in her 1980s Seville-set directorial debut
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NewsTallinn Critics’ Picks 2024 selection includes 10 world premieres
Titles include Vincenzo Alfieri’s ‘The Body’ and Paolo Marinou-Blanco’s ‘Dreaming Of Lions’.
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NewsIndia’s Film Bazaar Co-Production Market titles include UK, Germany projects
The market has also introduced a new strand for web series.
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NewsLightdox picks up ‘Valentina And The MUOSters’ doc ahead of DOK Leipzig
The Swiss-Italian feature, set on the island of Sicily, will play in international competition.
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NewsItalian artist duo Masbedo on their Rome premiere ‘Arsa’: “Everyone can build a rich inner life”
Set on the volcanic island of Stromboli, ‘Arsa’ centres on an enigmatic young woman who has just lost her father.
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NewsHungarian director Bela Tarr to receive Tokyo film festival honour
The filmmaker is known for features including ‘Werckmeister Harmonies’ and ‘The Turin Horse’.
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NewsBFI London Film festival unveils 2024 award winners
Winners hail from Australia, UK, and Palestine.
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Reviews‘The Extraordinary Miss Flower’: London Review
A box of love letters is the catalyst for Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard’s lyrical documentary
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Reviews‘That Christmas’: London Review
Feelgood Netflix animation based on the book by Richard Curtis
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NewsKino Lorber acquires Sally Aitken’s Sundance, CPH:DOX hit ‘Every Little Thing’ (exclusive)
Film has also screened at SXSW, CPH:DOX, Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, Hot Docs.
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NewsTallinn completes Official Selection Competition with 11 world premieres
World premieres include Ukrainian feature ‘The Mousetrap’, filmed between military service breaks.
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NewsHulu sets debut date for TIFF opener ‘Nutcrackers’
Rivulet Films fully financed feelgood holiday film directed by David Gordon Green, starring Ben Stiller.
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Reviews‘Thank You For Banking With Us’: London Review
Two sisters strain against Palestine’s patriarchal bonds in this effective Ramallah-set debut
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NewsUK’s Grimmfest crowns dystopian sci-fi ‘M’, honours Nick Frost (exclusive)
The best film award went to Vardan Tozija’s dystopian drama M.