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All Festivals articles – Page 594
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FeaturesAFM 2015 Product Guide
Browse Screen International’s American Film Market (AFM) product guide here.
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NewsAngelina Jolie's 'By the Sea' among Camerimage special screenings
Plus… Apocalypse Now cinematographer Vittorio Storaro and director Majid Majidi to receive special award for their work on Muhammad: The Messenger of God.
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News'Mad Max', 'Room' in Camerimage competition
Carol, Suffragette and Rams also among 15 titles in competition at cinematography festival.
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NewsAndroids, heritage in the frame at Tokyo fest
An android actress, giant anime robots and the legacy of Akira Kurosawa were among the offerings at this year’s Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF), which as always presented an interesting mix of old and new.
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NewsJohn Woo keeps aim on 'The Killer' remake
The action director reveals details of new feature Manhunt, a long-awaited remake of The Killer and his thoughts on retirement.
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News'Bridge of Spies' to open Camerimage festival
Steven Spielberg film to open cinematography festival in Poland.
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News'Alaska Is A Drag' wins in Wroclaw
Round-up of news from the sixth American Film Festival and US in Progress showcase.
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NewsNorth Korea doc, Oscar hopefuls in Tallinn Black Nights competition
Line-up includes seven world premieres and Oscar submissions from the Netherlands, South Korea and Kazakhstan.
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News'Back to the Future' fans greet Zemeckis at Tokyo opening
The Tokyo International Film Festival kicked off its 28th edition on Thursday with Robert Zemeckis’ 3D high-wire thriller The Walk.
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NewsAntonio Monda on his first year as Rome artistic director
New festival artistic director talks strengthening the programme, budget cuts and his desire to get Steven Spielberg to Rome.
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NewsRome: Dario Argento and William Friedkin deliver candid retrospective
Cinema greats Dario Argento and William Friedkin joined Rome Film Festival’s artistic director Antonio Monda on stage for a ‘Close Encounters’ discussion. What started as a retrospective; turned into a candid tell-all.
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NewsDistributors discuss festivals, critics and DSM in Rome
Talent wishlists also on the agenda during market panel.
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NewsSingapore Film Festival reveals 2015 line-up; drops closing film
The festival will screen 146 films from 51 countries, and will honour Mohsen Makhmalbaf (pictured) with a five-film tribute.
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NewsStockholm unveils 2015 line-up; Ai Weiwei to attend
Full line-up of the Stockholm film festival includes feature and documentary competition line-ups.
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News'Invade', 'The 33' named AFI FEST centrepiece galas
Michael Moore’s Where To Invade Next and Patricia Riggen’s The 33 starring Antonio Banderas have been added to this year’s AFI FEST.
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NewsBritish boom at Mexican festivals
Two strong British programmes are running at top Mexican film festivals this month.
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NewsBFI London Film Festival reveals 2015 attendance figures
Diminishing screen sizes and closure of a key venue led to 4% dip in numbers, festival director Clare Stewart tells ScreenDaily.
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News'Chevalier' wins best film at BFI London Film Festival
The Witch wins best debut; Sherpa wins best documentary.
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NewsMeryl Streep named Berlinale 2016 jury president
It marks the first time the Oscar-winning US actress has been a juror at a film festival.
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FeaturesFestival focus: All roads lead to Rome
Rome’s new-look market is putting the onus on convergence to bring cinema, TV and video games under one roof. Melanie Goodfellow reports on the festival’s first International Audiovisual Market.