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4524 articles available in total starting from 18/05/2002. Last article published on 23/12/2020.

The most poetic Polish filmmaker is in Gdynia

Is sacrifice necessary to understand who we are and realise how important love and friendship are? This is the main topic of Maestro, the new film by Piotr Trzaskalski which was presented...  

14/09/2005 | Festivals | Poland

Toronto, Saura returns with Iberia

Tomorrow, 15 of September, the Toronto International Film Festival will host the world premiere of Carlos Saura's new film Iberia. The film is part of the festival's sidebar section "Masters",...  

14/09/2005 | Festivals | Spain

156 films at BUSTER

Under the new leadership of festival director Dionysos Reltz Kerasiotis, the 6th BUSTER BUSTER Copenhagen International Film Festival for Children and Youth is screening some 156 feature films,...  

13/09/2005 | Festivals | Denmark

A grand opening for the 30th Gdynia Festival

'Out of concern for the bad quality of the films presented here, the jury will not grant a First Prize'. These words, uttered in 1996 by Maciej Karpinski (artistic director of the Gdynia Polish...  

13/09/2005 | Festivals | Poland

Montreal enjoys Sex, Hope & Love

Lisa Ohlin’s drama Sex, Hope and Love (Sex, hopp & kärlek) was just awarded the ‘Innovation Award’ at the last Montreal World Film Festival which ended on September 5th. The jury presided over by...  

09/09/2005 | Festivals | Sweden

Three films selected in Toronto

Neil Jordan’s coming of age story Breakfast on Pluto, Billy O'Brien’s horror film Isolation and Perry Ogden’s naturalistic portrait of a Traveller family, are the three feature films that will...  

08/09/2005 | Festivals | Ireland

Honors in Manila

For the 7th edition, the Manila International Film Festival (also called Cinemanila), which is establishing itself as one of the most innovative festivals in Asia, dedicates a week to Belgian...  

08/09/2005 | Festivals | Belgium

Namur looks forward

The Festival of Namur unveiled its programme this morning. And while this 20th edition, from 23rd au 30th September, is definitely a celebration, the festival has turned resolutely to new...  

07/09/2005 | Festivals | Belgium

Mother of Mine in Toronto

Klaus Härö’s period drama Mother of Mine is the only Finnish film to represent its home country at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival (September 8-17). Selected as part of the...  

06/09/2005 | Festivals | Finland

Three Icelandic films in Toronto

Baltasar Kormakur’s first English language film A Little Trip to Heaven and Sturla Gunnarsson’s epic film Beowulf and Grendel have been invited to screen at Toronto International Film Festival ’s...  

02/09/2005 | Festivals | Iceland

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