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Rainbow case studies

16 articles available in total starting from 18/02/2009. Last article published on 11/03/2009.

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European cinema promoting intercultural dialogue - Case study: Celluloid Dreams

Paris-based film production and sales company Celluloid Dreams has been bringing numerous award-winning films to the international market since being founded in 1992 by Hengameh Panahi. With a...  

19/02/2009

European cinema promoting intercultural dialogue - Case study: the Dvoted.net web community

Dvoted.net, is a website platform for the young filmmakers to showcase their films and network with the site members. The site also helps young filmmakers to develop professional skills offering...  

19/02/2009

European cinema promoting intercultural dialogue - Case study: Rainbow Producer

Berlinale Director Dieter Kosslick recalls the dedication and contribution to diverse and minor films by the renowned French film producer Humbert Bulsan, who tragically died in February 2005.  

19/02/2009

European cinema promoting intercultural dialogue - Case study: Caramel

Caramel, is the first feature film by the Lebanese-born Nadine Labaki. The film premiered at Cannes 2007 within the Directors’ Fortnight section, became a unique case not for showcasing the...  

19/02/2009

European cinema promoting intercultural dialogue - Case study: Emotion Pictures Doc Film Festival

Maria Hatzimichali-Papaliou, founder and director of Emotion Pictures, an international documentary film festival on disability held in Athens. The festival has been promoting films to challenge...  

19/02/2009

European cinema promoting intercultural dialogue - Case study: 186 Kilometres

Contrary to expectations, the Estonian road movie 186 kilometers directed by Rain Tolk and Andres Maimik became the country’s biggest box-office hit in 2007 beating the US blockbuster Spiderman...  

18/02/2009

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