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'Weekend' Wins MovieSquad IFFR Award at International Film Festival Rotterdam
The International Film Festival Rotterdam has chosen Andrew Haigh's "Weekend" as the winner of their MovieSquad IFFR Award. The jury deciding upon the winner for the award is unique in that it consits of five members aged 15 to 19 years old.
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The 3 Rotterdam Film Festival Movies You Must See
Always regarded for edgy and newish movies that may or may not be validated elsewhere, Rotterdam now has eight venues and, last year, 340,000 admissions. Still, it retains the magic of surprise.
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From Kelly Reichardt to the Arab Spring, Highlights from the Rotterdam's CineMart and the Rest of the Fest
Unknown ObjectThe 41st International Film Festival Rotterdam, which opened this past Thursday with the world premiere Lucas Belvaux’s "38 Temoins" (38 Witnesses), kicked into gear on Sunday morning with the opening of the festival’s annual CineMart.
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Rotterdam Chooses Three Short Films for 8th Annual Tiger Awards
The eighth annual Tiger Awards at the International Film Festival Rotterdam went to Makino Takashi’s "Generator" (Japan), Mati Diop’s "Big in Vietnam" (France) and Jeroen Eijsinga’s "Springtime" (Netherlands). Each Tiger winner received a prize of 3,00...
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Rotterdam Fills Out Bright Futures Slate, Adds 'Oversimplification of Her Beauty'
The International Film Festival Rotterdam announced the complete Bright Future selection, which presents debut or second feature films. Among the selection are 14 world premieres and 14 international premieres. The fest expects almost all of the 68 of the films' directors to attend the event, ru...
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Rotterdam Reveals Films Vying for Tiger Awards and Jury
The 41st International Film Festival Rotterdam has selected its 15 films vying for their 2012 Tiger Awards Competition, including eight world premieres. All films mark first or second features for the filmmakers. Highlights include "It Looks Pretty from a Distance," the directorial de...
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James Franco and Takashi Miike Among Directors With World Premieres in Rotterdam
The 41st International Film Festival Rotterdam (January 25 - February 5) has released their full Spectrum lineup. Of the 72 features and documentaries, 16 will be world premieres, including new works from Takashi Miike, James Franco and one starring Vincent Gallo. Franco's film, "Franc...
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41st International Film Festival Rotterdam Sets Opening & Closing Films
The International Film Festival Rotterdam unveiled its opening and closing night selections for its 41st edition. French director Lucas Belvaux's "38 Témoins" (38 Witnesses), starring Yvan Attal, Sophie Quinton and Nicole Garcia, will open the event January 25th, while Aust...
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Rotterdam Unveils First Five Films Competing for Tiger Awards
The International Film Festival Rotterdam has locked down the first five films selected to compete for the 2012 Tiger Awards, which go to first or second films from up and coming filmmakers. The five selected works are: The Polish-American co-production "It Looks Pretty From a Distance,&qu...
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Rotterdam Bringing New Film Fest to Curaçao in 2012
The International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) and the Fundashon Bon Intenshon have announced their partnership for a four-day film festival in Willemstad on the southern Caribbean island of Curaçao in 2012, under the name Curaçao IFFR . The festival, with about 20 films in total, will emphasize C...
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