All Festivals articles – Page 458
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Why 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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'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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Haugesund's market to kick off with Norwegian drama 'Phoenix'
Produced by Hummelfilm, ‘Borg vs McEnroe’ star Sverrir Gudnason is amongst the cast.
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"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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Jerusalem Film Festival: Pitch Point preview
The industry event will host its 13th edition on July 27-28.
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Jerusalem Film Festival doc 'Jonathan Agassi Saved My Life' scores international sales deal
Project comes from Mr Gaga filmmakers the Heymann brothers.
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Jerusalem 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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Jerusalem competition title 'Echo' picked up by Go2Films (exclusive)
Film premieres in the festival’s Israeli Feature Competition on Friday (July 27).
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Alberto Barbera defends lack of female directors in Venice competition
Venice chief also discusses Netflix, Weinstein and lack of UK titles.
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Locarno 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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Sarajevo's Kinoscope strand selects 'Shoplifters', 'Border', 'Girl'
The programme will screen 17 titles from around the world.
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Kosovo's PriFest 2018 winners include 'Men Don't Cry', 'Directions'
Alen Drljevic’s film received the award for best Balkan film.
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The Coen brothers' Netflix series 'The Ballad Of Buster Scruggs' is now a film
It will have its world premiere in competition at the festival.
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'Dans La Brume', 'Cam' among award winners at Fantasia 2018
Nosipho Dumisa wins best director award for Number 37.
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Venice Days 2018 line-up showcases female directors
Six of the 12 films in the main programme are by women
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'Nancy' wins top prize at Japan's Skip City festival
Best director goes to Icelandic filmmaker Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurosson for Under The Tree.
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Yorgos Lanthimos' 'The Favourite' to open 56th New York Film Festival
Follow-up to The Killing Of A Sacred Deer is ‘a wild, wild ride’.
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Bradley Cooper's 'A Star Is Born' to have world premiere at Venice Film Festival
The film will screen out-of-competition on Friday August 31.
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FrightFest unveils 2018 Screen Genre Rising Star Award long-list
Seven names chosen for initial list.