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Davide Abbatescianni

2192 articles available in total starting from 12/09/2017. Last article published on 12/09/2025.

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At Cartoon Springboard, Louis Jacobée envisions “adaptation as a (re)creation”

At Cartoon Springboard, Louis Jacobée envisions “adaptation as a (re)creation”

The keynote speech focused on four case studies involving adaptation from books or comics: Lastman, PJ Masks, Toby Alone, and In the Dark and Mysterious Forest  

28/10/2022 | Cartoon 2022 | Cartoon Springboard

Tallinn Black Nights announces the programme of its first-ever Critics’ Picks

Tallinn Black Nights announces the programme of its first-ever Critics’ Picks

With screenings taking place from 17-25 November, the brand-new strand will showcase 16 films, including ten world and three international premieres  

27/10/2022 | Black Nights 2022 | Critics’ Picks

The fifth The Whickers’ Cost of Docs Survey published

The fifth The Whickers’ Cost of Docs Survey published

The latest edition of the survey finds that the cost of documentary making continues to rise, leading many to “cut corners” but far fewer to compromise on editing costs  

26/10/2022 | Industry | Market | UK

Marian Quinn’s second feature, Twig, enters production in Dublin

Marian Quinn’s second feature, Twig, enters production in Dublin

The picture will be a retelling of the Greek tragedy of Antigone, starring Sade Malone and Brían F O’Byrne in the leading roles  

26/10/2022 | Production | Funding | Ireland

Review: In a Land that No Longer Exists

Review: In a Land that No Longer Exists

Despite the presence of a decent cast and an appealing setting, Aelrun Goette’s coming-of-age romcom gets bogged down in too many clichés inherent to the two genres  

26/10/2022 | Rome 2022

At the Human Rights Film Festival Berlin, panellists discuss how film and media narratives can help us to heal as societies

At the Human Rights Film Festival Berlin, panellists discuss how film and media narratives can help us to heal as societies

The aim of the discussion was to reflect on decolonised perspectives and help communities to cope with their past  

25/10/2022 | Human Rights Film Festival Berlin 2022

Review: Robbing Mussolini

Review: Robbing Mussolini

Despite technical decency and a promising basic concept, Renato De Maria’s new film is chaotic and unenjoyable  

25/10/2022 | Rome 2022

Women are still just 25% of all film directors working in Europe, the latest European Audiovisual Observatory report reveals

Women are still just 25% of all film directors working in Europe, the latest European Audiovisual Observatory report reveals

The highest female presence was registered among lead roles (39%), producers (34%) and screenwriters (28%), whilst the lowest among DoPs (10%) and composers (10%)  

24/10/2022 | Industry | Market | Europe

At the Forum of the Human Rights Film Festival Berlin, the panellists ask how to make unheard perspectives visible

At the Forum of the Human Rights Film Festival Berlin, the panellists ask how to make unheard perspectives visible

Journalists and filmmakers shared their takes on decolonising media narratives and how to promote stories from unheard voices  

24/10/2022 | Human Rights Film Festival Berlin 2022

Romania introduces a 4% levy on VoD services

Romania introduces a 4% levy on VoD services

The new law requires them to pay on revenues generated within the country, from subscriptions or single transactions for viewing audiovisual works  

24/10/2022 | Institutions | Legislation | Romania

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