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All Festivals articles – Page 37
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NewsTelluride doc on Democratic consultant James Carville gets same pre-US election release date as ‘The Apprentice’
Film to open in New York on October 11, Los Angeles October 25.
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FeaturesFirst Bhutan International Film Festival to spotlight local talent alongside world cinema
The event in the heart of the Himalayas will feature masterclasses including UK producer Charles Steel.
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News‘My Favourite Cake’ co-directors say Iranian government has reinstated travel ban
Tragicomedy premiered in Berlin. France’s Totem Films has closed multiple sales.
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NewsBFI’s Mia Bays, Nostradamus Report’s Johanna Koljonen to headline Filmfest Hamburg’s Explorer Conference
The Explorer Conference will launch Filmfest Hamburg’s industry programme.
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NewsA24 buys TIFF Midnight Madness entry ‘Friendship’ for low seven figures
Busy company has been on festival buying spree.
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NewsMubi, Anton Corp, Match Factory execs heading to San Sebastian’s Creative Investors’ Conference
The conference will also include a fireside conversation with veteran UK producer Jeremy Thomas.
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NewsTim Bevan, Eric Fellner to headline London Film Festival industry forum
There will also be co-production events with producers from France and Italy.
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NewsTIFF sets two post-festival ‘Russians At War’ screenings
No further comment days after screenings pulled after “significant threats to festival operations and public safety”.
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News‘September 5’ enters awards race as Paramount Pictures sets November theatrical release
Platform release set for November 27.
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News‘The Life Of Chuck’ is surprise winner of TIFF People’s Choice Award – but who will buy it?
Sophie Deraspe’s ‘Shepherds’ named Best Canadian Feature
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NewsTIFF 2024 talking points: stars, awards season, protests and market plans
Toronto International Film Festival ends on September 15.
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FeaturesNumber 9’s Elizabeth Karlsen and Stephen Woolley on ‘The Salt Path’, ‘The Assessment’ and future projects
The duo talk first-time filmmakers, female-focused stories and why they’re not changing strategy anytime soon.
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Reviews‘The Fire Inside’: Toronto Review
Barry Jenkins scripts cinematographer-turned-director Rachel Morrison’s dynamic portrait of Black female boxer Claressa Shields
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NewsHulu in final talks to acquire TIFF opening film ‘Nutcrackers’ in eight-figure deal
Deal will become most significant in otherwise sluggish acquisitions activity.
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NewsTIFF halts ‘Russians At War’ screenings after “significant threats”; producers lament “heartbreaking” situation
“This decision has been made in order to ensure the safety of all festival guests, staff, and volunteers.”
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NewsWorld premiere of Clint Eastwood’s ‘Juror #2’ to close AFI Fest
Nicholas Hoult stars in Warner Bros drama as family man wrestling with moral dilemma.
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NewsSundance Institute selects three finalists in search for festival host city starting in 2027
Winner to be announced in Q1 2025, after January festival ends.
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Reviews’How To Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’: Review
A young man forges a fresh relationship with his ailing grandmother in this Thai box office sensation
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FeaturesScreen critics’ stand-out titles from Venice 2024
We have selected 11 stand-out titles from the Lido, plus five that are bubbling under.