The San Sebastian FF Co-production Forum opens call to feature film projects from Europe and Latin America with a minimum duration of 60 minutes and 20% of their financing already assured. European projects must have a specific connection with Latin America.
Read More »Col*Coa is winding down, but you can still catch a few stellar films and see the award winners for free Monday, April 22, 2013. Take a look at Indiewire's own article here for Los Angeles's greatest French attraction and the Second Largest French Film Festival in the World (After Cannes!). April 15...
Read More »We support The American Pavilion as the place to get wifi, leave messages, get a bite to eat, and see some fellow Americans. AMPAV was the first "pavilion" in Cannes. Now the Pavilions represent every country in Cannes.
Read More »The International Documentary Association is accepting proposals for the Pare Lorentz Documentary Fund through Monday, April 22, 2013.
Read More »How great the Koreans and Iranian filmmaker Mohsen Makhmalbaf are crossing a cultural divide via a film bridge
Read More »Curacao, the former Dutch Caribbean colony now boasts a film festival held in partnership with the Rotterdam Film Festival signalling the growing importance of the Caribbean territory in a film business whose intercultural aspects are totally integrated into the normal lives of those who live in th...
Read More »This story told by Director Phlippe Mora and musician Harald Grosskopf who met in Berlin in 2009 and, on discovering that their German fathers were on opposite sides in WW2 opens questions regarding the overall public silence of German society about the war period. Only after the youth rebellions, a...
Read More »Director/Producer Ramin Naimi’s new feature documentary opens Friday April 5 at Laemmle Santa Monica with live blues performances also every night after the screenings in the cinema. This is the story of L.A.'s legendary L.A. blues club Babe and Ricky’s Inn.
Read More »There's a lot to be said about the new wave of Chilean filmmakers these days that are drawing much deserved attention to that region of South America.
Read More »Flemish Cultural Affairs Minister Joke Schauvliege has greenlit the Flanders Distribution Grant, a new initiative aimed at boosting Flemish productions which are being released theatrically abroad.
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