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All Festivals articles – Page 578
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FeaturesCannes Market 2016: Climate Change
While there is space in the market for the mid-budget, adult-oriented fare no longer pursued by Hollywood, buyers and agents warn against bringing a mediocre project. Jeremy Kay gauges the mood ahead of Cannes
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FeaturesCannes 2016: Bumper Product Guide
Read Screen International’s Cannes Marche bumper product guide.
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NewsKim Dong-ho to become BIFF chairman
The announcement comes following news last week that former director Lee Yong-kwan had been indicted on embezzlement charges.
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FeaturesLiz McIntyre: Doc/Fest is “calling all underheard voices”
The new boss of Sheffield Doc/Fest talks about this year’s line-up and the challenges of creating a programme of diverse voices.
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NewsIsrael's 'Sand Storm' wins at Jeonju festival
The 17th Jeonju International Film Festival (JIFF) saw its Grand Prize in the International Competition go to Elite Zexer’s Israeli film Sand Storm today (May 5).
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NewsScreen reveals 2016 Cannes jury
Jury members include Justin Chang, Robbie Collin and Manohla Dargis.
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NewsSheffield Doc/Fest unveils 2016 line-up
Competition titles revealed; retrospectives of Ken Loach and Chantal Akerman; speakers include HBO documentaries president Sheila Nevins and revered filmmaker DA Pennebaker.
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NewsFormer Busan fest director indicted on embezzlement charges; deputy accused of fraud
In South Korea, the Busan prosecutors’ office has indicted former Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) director Lee Yong-kwan [pictured] and two others on charges of embezzlement. Deputy festival director and Asian Film Market head Jay Jeon has been indicted on charges of fraud.
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NewsFrontières event at Cannes Marché to feature three works-in-progress
Are We Not Cats, Bodom and One Drop will be screened at the inaugural genre event.
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NewsKarlovy Vary, EFP reveal 2016 Future Frames participants
The initiative selects ten film students and graduates, introducing their films to industry at the Karlovy Vary festival.
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NewsCannes Marché revamps documentary offering
EXCLUSIVE: Gianfranco Rosi, Laura Poitras to speak at inaugural Doc Day; Marché to launch dedicated screening room for documentaries.
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NewsRobert De Niro's 'Hands Of Stone' to world premiere at Cannes
Cannes Film Festival adds Jonathan Jakubowicz-directed boxing drama to Official Selection.
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NewsKosovo's PriFest reveals award winners
A Good Wife won best film in the Balkan competition, while the best pitch prize went to The Witch Hunters, but the festival faces an uncertain future.
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NewsKorean films win at Italy’s Far East Film Festival
A Melody To Remember won the festival’s top prize, which is voted for by audience members.
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NewsCannes: Wild Bunch to launch new Hazanavicius, Desplechin, Loznitsa
EXCLUSIVE: Slate includes films starring Louis Garrel, Marion Cotillard, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Stacy Martin.
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NewsPoet’s Love takes top prize at Jeonju Project Market
Kim Yang-hee’s The Poet’s Love takes Feature Film Pitching Grand Prize in JIFF’s projects market, while Dongju; The Portrait Of A Poet is among the sold-out screenings at the festival (April 28-May 7).
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News'Embers', 'The Lennon Report' triumph at Newport Beach Film Festival
Claire Carré’s Embers scooped best feature film in the juried awards as the southern California festival came to an end.
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NewsVenice to revamp market and add outdoor screening venue
Venice is to bolster its market offering with new VR and TV series elements.
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NewsSheffield Doc/Fest unveils MeetMarket 2016 projects
EXCLUSIVE: Titles include the next film from Orion: The Man Who Would Be King director Jeanie Finlay and a street dance documentary from 45 Years producer Tristan Goligher.