All Rotterdam articles – Page 25
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NewsIFFR: industry debates future of indie film
US and Hong Kong producers joined by European distributor.
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NewsIFFR spotlights film finance challenges
In the midst of Europe’s changing financial landscape, a panel of producers, financing agents and private equity consultants at International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) considered which business models are working best.
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CommentIFFR: building and engaging an audience
American distributor Richard Abramowitz (Abramorama) and film festival and publicity strategist Kathleen McInnis (See-Through Films) led a ‘do’s and don’ts’ discussion at the 45th IFFR on both the traditional and alternative requirements in marketing an independent film.
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CommentIFFR: Spaces Within: Art and Film Installation
Down the road from IFFR’s bustling cinema hub de Doelen lies a partially disused office building whose 11th and 12th floors are housing four installation pieces, each representing one of the four strands in the festival’s 45th year.
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FeaturesTiger directors : Marilia Rocha, 'Where I Grow Old'
Debut from Brazilian director explores two women who go in search of a better life.
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FeaturesTiger directors: Pablo Lamar, 'Last Land (La Última Tierra)'
Paraguayan filmmaker Pablo Lamar’s explains why he wants spectators to watch his contemplative debut feature Last Land on the big screen only.
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Reviews'La Ultima Tierra': Review
Dir. Pablo Lamar. Paraguay, Netherlands, Chile, Qatar. 2016. 77mins
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NewsRotterdam director questions role of microbudget talent schemes
Not all projects should be made or released just because they go through film labs, says Bero Beyer.
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NewsVisit Films acquires Rotterdam title 'Suntan'
“Coming-of-middle-age” drama received world premiere at IFFR.
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NewsRotterdam fest tunes back into TV
IFFR’s new artistic director Bero Beyer brings television back to the big screen in Rotterdam.
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NewsIFFR: director-producer teams reveal challenges
The teams behind A Woman, A Part and La Ultima Tierra discussed the pros and cons of the director-producer relationship in Rotterdam.
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NewsDutch films to get investment boost
Fewer Dutch films with more production investment and marketing clout behind them. That is what Doreen Boonekamp, director of the Netherlands Film Fund, is promising in the next four-year funding cycle, 2017-2020.
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NewsIFFR's Art:Film to showcase 'The Notebooks', 'What If Women Ruled The World?'
This is the fifth year that IFFR has included an Art: Film platform within the CineMart as part of an ongoing attempt to bring art world professionals closer together with their colleagues from cinema.
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FeaturesTiger directors: Pieter-Jan De Pue, 'The Land Of The Enlightened'
Pieter-Jan De Pue, whose debut feature The Land Of The Enlightened screens in Rottedam’s Tiger competition, first visited Afghanistan after leaving film school.
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FeaturesTiger directors: Babak Jalali, 'Radio Dreams'
Iranian film-maker Babak Jalali talks about working with Metallica’s Lars Ulrich and Iranian singer-songwriter Mohsen Namjoo on the set of comedy Radio Dreams, set to world premiere in the International Film Festival Rotterdam’s competition on Monday (Feb 1).
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