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Viggo Mortensen’s ‘Falling’ to Open EnergaCamerimage Film Festival

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Leo Barraclough Senior International Correspondent“Falling” will be the opening film of the 28th edition of the EnergaCamerimage Intl.

Film Festival, which focuses on the art of cinematography. The film’s director Viggo Mortensen and cinematographer Marcel Zyskind will attend the opening, which takes place on Nov.

14 in Toruń, Poland.The film, which will compete for Camerimage’s Golden Frog, centers on John, who lives with his partner, Eric, and their daughter, Mónica, in California, far from the traditional rural life he left behind years ago.

John’s father, Willis, a headstrong man from a bygone era, lives alone on the isolated farm where John grew up. Willis’s mind is declining, so John brings him West, hoping that he and his sister,.

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17.10.2020 / 02:23

Truck Festival and Manchester’s Night And Day among 558 arts organisations saved by Culture Recovery Fund

the music industry celebrated over 1,000 venues, festivals and arts spaces being awarded Cultural Recovery Funding to survive until April and weather the storm of closures and complications brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. Following that handout of £257million, now the next round of recipients of the £1.57billion bailout fund have been revealed.Manchester’s Night And Cafe, which fought an artist-supported battle against closure back in 2014, will receive a £64,745 grant, enabling the venue to host local socially-distanced showcases from December until it can host full capacity shows again next year.“We’re delighted to have received support from the Cultural Recovery Fund,” said Night And Day director Jennifer Smithson.

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16.10.2020 / 23:23

Roeg Sutherland Nabs Rare Windsor Square Midcentury Home

Mark David The historic, wealthy and sedate Hancock Park and Windsor Square neighborhoods, five or six miles west of downtown Los Angeles, are deservedly well known and much coveted for their broad, tree-lined streets that are chockablock with magnificently maintained and sometimes quite grand homes built in a wide variety of architecturally diverse historic styles. Amid all the stately American Colonials, French Regency villas, baronial Tudors and Mediterranean manses that ooze with dignified affluence hide a smattering of more unassumingly proportioned midcentury residences.

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16.10.2020 / 20:35

‘Pet Sematary’ Director Mary Lambert on Using Old-Fashioned Effects for Scares in Pre-CGI Stephen King Adaptation

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorMary Lamberthad directed mainly music videos (Janet Jackson’s “Nasty,” Madonna’s “Like a Prayer,” among others) when she took the job helming “Pet Sematary” in 1989. It was her second feature film, after 1987’s Ellen Barkin starrer “Siesta.” But Lambert had read the Stephen King book, about the Creed family — Louis and Rachel and their two children, Ellie and Gage — who move to Maine, to a home that lies near sacred Native American burial grounds where interred bodies won’t stay dead.

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16.10.2020 / 18:41

Top 50 Film Schools of 2020: AFI Conservatory Tops USC in TheWrap’s 5th Annual Ranking

This ranking of the Top 50 film schools of 2020 first appeared in TheWrap’s fifth annual College Issue.The American Film Institute Conservatory finished as the top film school in the U.S. in TheWrap’s fifth annual ranking of programs, just ahead of previous No.

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16.10.2020 / 16:37

Icelandic Industry Plots Next 10 Years in New Action Plan – Global Bulletin

Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, Iceland lays out plans to grow its film and TV industries over the next decade, HBO Europe announces two major premiere dates, Cineflix Rights hires former Miramax and BBC exec Tom Misselbrook and the Smithsonian Channel and Terra Mater Studios co-commission a new U.K. wildlife special.Iceland’s minister of education and culture Lilja D. Alfreðsdóttir has outlined a new 10-point action plan to create and maintain a sustainable film and TV sector for the island nation over the next decade.The paper, titled “Film Policy Until 2030 – An Art Form at a Crossroads,” was organized with input from local industry professionals with four specific goals in mind: create a film culture, offer a more diverse film

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16.10.2020 / 09:33

‘I’m Your Woman’ Film Review: Rachel Brosnahan Finds Herself on the Run in 70s-Set Thriller

Also Read: Rachel Brosnahan Crime Drama 'I'm Your Woman' to Open Virtual AFI FestWe soon learn what Jean already knew — that Eddie was a thief — but what Jean doesn’t know about Eddie is enough to fill the rest of the movie, as Jean stays on the move, looking out for herself and the baby with the help of Cal (Arinzé Kene).

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16.10.2020 / 08:52

‘I’m Your Woman’ Review: Rachel Brosnahan Plays a Crook’s Better Half in Boring Twist on the Crime Film

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticWriter-director Julia Hart (“Fast Color”) has seen more crime films than she can count, and she has concluded that these movies have a bad habit of underutilizing their female characters — the girlfriends and wives who get shunted to the side when the going gets tough. It’s bad form for reviews to quote from press notes, but this insight from Hart warrants repeating: “The moment the door closes in Diane Keaton’s face in ‘The Godfather.’ The moment Tuesday Weld gets in the car in ‘Thief,’” she explains.

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15.10.2020 / 20:51

ViacomCBS Unveils Writers Selected for 2020-2021 Mentoring Program

ViacomCBS has unveiled the 11 writers it has chosen for its 2020-2021 Writers Mentoring Program. This year’s participants, selected from a pool of over 1,600 applicants,include Obiageli Odimegwu, Melissa Park, Janene Lin, Bradley Estrin-Barks, Yakira Chambers, Manuel Herrera, Andrew Saito, Nina Kim, Natasha M.

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15.10.2020 / 14:22

Romania’s ‘Collective,’ Ecuador’s ‘Emptiness’ & Algeria’s ‘Héliopolis’ Enter Race for International Feature Film Oscar

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentRomania has chosen Alexander Nanau’s documentary “Collective” (pictured) to be its official entry in the International Feature Film category of the 93rd Academy Awards, while Ecuador has selected Paul Venegas’ “Emptiness” and Algeria has entered Djaâfar Gacem’s “Héliopolis.”Meanwhile, Bosnia and Herzegovina has confirmed that Jasmila Zbanic’s “Quo Vadis, Aida?” will represent the country in the contest, as reported last week by Variety.The decisions follow recent submissions by Czech Republic, Singapore, Kosovo and Georgia.

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15.10.2020 / 01:25

Kent L. Wakeford, ‘Mean Streets’ Cinematographer, Dies at 92

Eli Countryman Award-winning Cinematographer Kent L. Wakeford, best known for his work on Martin Scorsese’s “Mean Streets” and “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore,” has died at the age of 92.On Oct.

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14.10.2020 / 23:49

Ji.hlava Film Festival Draws 220 Films With 59 World Premieres, 26 International Premieres

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentThe 24th Ji.hlava Intl. Documentary Film Festival, which had to pivot into a digital only event at the last minute, has unveiled a lineup (see link here) with more than 220 films, including 59 world and 26 international premieres.The festival, which runs from Oct.

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14.10.2020 / 22:29

ViacomCBS International Studios Announces Upcoming MIA Presentation, New Award – Mipcom Roundup

Jamie Lang In today’s Mipcom Roundup, ViacomCBS announces MIA attendance and its investment commitment in the Italian industry, NENT Studios U.K.

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14.10.2020 / 19:10

Remember Michelle Obama's sparkly sneakers? Wait till you see the STUNNING new version for fall

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine 's fashion – much like everything she does – always hits a high note. And if anyone can make a piece go viral, it's Michelle; the 'vote' necklace she wore in August sold-out instantly and had us all clamoring for a luxe silk blouse like her beautiful Nanushka 'Alice' shirt.The former first lady isn't all smart silks and power pantsuits though – Michelle gives good casual looks too.

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14.10.2020 / 17:35

Screen Ireland Gets $10.5 Million Funding Boost – Global Bulletin

Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, Screen Ireland gets a 52% budget boost for 2021, Ovation TV picks up four Canadian series, Fremantle will distribute “Day Zero” and All3Media sells “Roadkill” in key territories.Catherine Martin, Ireland’s minister for tourism, culture, arts, Gaeltacht, sport and media, has announced a €9 million ($10.56 million) increase in funding to Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland, the national development agency for film, television and animation industries.

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14.10.2020 / 16:53

Match Factory Announces Slew of Sales on Gianfranco Rosi’s ‘Notturno’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentThe Match Factory has announced a slew of sales on Italian director Gianfranco Rosi’s “Notturno,” which has been making the rounds at top fests such as Venice, Toronto and New York.The deals were announced as Rome’s Oct.

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14.10.2020 / 16:22

‘Amy’ director Asif Kapadia: “All documentaries are fake”

Amy and Maradonna filmmaker Asif Kapadia has said he believes “all documentaries are fake”.The director reflected on the truth in his films, including the 2015 film about Amy Winehouse and last year’s Maradonna about notorious footballer Diego Maradonna.“There is more construction that goes into one of my documentaries than in a fiction film,” Kapadia told Submarine Channel. “There is the misconception that somehow documentaries are real.

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14.10.2020 / 02:31

Nicole Brown Named TriStar Pictures President

Also Read: 'Troop Beverly Hills' Sequel in the Works at TriStar“Nicole was the very first person I hired when I came to the company seven years ago, and that was a lucky day for me and for Sony Pictures,” Rothman said. “She is a first-rate executive whose energy, drive, taste and relationships are a boon to us, and this promotion is richly deserved.

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14.10.2020 / 00:39

Paul Crifo, Designer of Iconic Film Posters, Dies at 98

Paul Crifo, who designed the posters for such films as In the Heat of the Night, Monty Python and the Holy Grail and Marathon Man, died Sept. 22 of natural causes in Roslyn, New York, his son Peter reported.

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13.10.2020 / 22:52

Paul Crifo, Noted Movie Poster Designer, Dies at 98

Eli Countryman Paul Crifo, a poster designer known for creating promotional images for “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” and 1974’s “The Great Gatsby,” has died at the age of 98 of natural causes.By the end of his career, Crifo took part in more than 400 motion picture advertising campaigns. He began working as an artist’s apprentice but soon secured a job as an in-house designer for 20th Century Fox Films.When Crifo joined Diener Hauser Bates in the 1950s, he had been hired with the title of designer.

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13.10.2020 / 19:55

IDFA Forum, Co-Production, Co-Financing Market, Provides Springboard to Women Filmmakers

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentLeading documentary festival IDFA has selected a diverse lineup for IDFA Forum, the festival’s co-production and co-financing market, which will be entirely online this year, as will the rest of the industry program. Among the 63 projects to pitch at IDFA Forum, there is a strong representation of female pitch teams.In the Forum, women make up 64% of the producers and directors; in the DocLab Forum, the market’s new media strand, 46% are women.

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12.10.2020 / 01:59

Margaret Nolan, ‘Goldfinger’ Model and Actress in ‘A Hard Day’s Night,’ Dies at 76

Ellise Shafer editorMargaret Nolan, an actress and artist known as the gold-painted model in the title sequence for the 1964 James Bond film “Goldfinger,” died Oct. 5, her son, Oscar Deeks, confirmed to Variety.

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11.10.2020 / 13:31

Oliver Stone, Viggo Mortensen, Mads Mikkelsen Brave Clampdown as Lyon’s Lumière Festival Opens On Site

Lise Pedersen “Ouf!” – “Phew!” in French: the sigh of relief was the first word to appear in the inaugural clip at the opening ceremony of Lyon’s Lumière Festival, which kicked off on Saturday night as the city was put on maximum alert amid the coronavirus pandemic.While attendance numbers are limited, cinemas remain open in France and the festival will be able to go ahead as planned.Led by Thierry Frémaux, who is also head of the Cannes Festival, it is one of the world’s leading classic film events, which celebrates both heritage cinema and more contemporary works.

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11.10.2020 / 00:21

James Murdoch Talks Family Politics and His Exit From News Corp

Ellise Shafer editorJames Murdoch doesn’t want to start another dynasty.After leaving News Corp — the mass media company his father, Rupert Murdoch, founded in 1980 that is now sister companies with Fox Corporation — Murdoch is looking to be a force of good in the world, helping to combat the disinformation that many of News Corps’ outlets are often accused of proliferating.

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09.10.2020 / 23:26

‘Time’ Film Review: Elegant Doc Focuses on Families Affected by Incarceration

Also Read: Why #BlackLivesMatter Matters: Because of How Little Has Changed for People Like Me (Commentary)Shot in elegant black and white and mixing new footage with two decades of home movies, “Time” is also a virtuoso job of editing (by Gabriel Rhodes) that jumps back and forth over 20 years in the life of a family that has been both wrecked and brought together by incarceration.The story is focused on a Black mother and entrepreneur, Sibil Fox Richardson, who goes by Fox Rich.

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09.10.2020 / 21:07

Film Producer Gene Corman, Brother of Roger Corman, Dies at 93

Dave McNary Film ReporterFilm producer Gene Corman, who frequently collaborated with his older brother Roger Corman, died at his home on Sept. 28.

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09.10.2020 / 19:48

‘Exil’ to Represent Kosovo in Oscars’ International Feature Film Race

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentKosovo has selected Visar Morina’s “Exil” as its official entry in the International Feature Film category of the 93rd Academy Awards. It follows submissions by Bhutan, Taiwan, Ukraine, Bosnia, Ivory Coast, Georgia, Luxembourg, Poland and Switzerland.“Exil” had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition and also screened at the Berlinale as part of the Panorama section.

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09.10.2020 / 16:46

M-Appeal Strikes Several Deals for ‘Sisters: The Summer We Found Our Superpowers’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentM-Appeal has struck several theatrical deals for Norwegian title “Sisters: The Summer We Found Our Superpowers,” including distribution in South Korea, Sweden, Belgium and The Netherlands. The film is described as “an inspiring and empowering story about sisterhood.”In South Korea, AK Entertainment will distribute the film and is planning a theatrical release in spring 2021.