An international program of over 90 outdoor adventure and conservation films, comes to Portland July 20th - July 30th.
The Maine Outdoor Film Festival (MOFF) has released its 2023 film lineup. The Portland-based festival will feature 96 films from national, international and Maine-based filmmakers. Mainly documentary, the films will touch upon subjects ranging from outdoor adventure and extreme sports to conservation work and art meeting nature and will c...
This year marked a monumental milestone for Stage 32, our 10th year on La Croisette! In many ways, it was our most successful year yet. During our first-ever Stage 32 Cannes meetup, we had a close-knit group of 17 people in attendance. This year, we grew to 1500 attendees at our Stage 32 party in partnership with Variety!
It was amazing to see so many people from our global community show up to celebrate, network, and support each other. We had Stage 32 members screening their films and...
The Toronto International Film Festival® is excited to announce early details about its 48th edition. Recognized as the world’s largest public film festival, TIFF 2023 will welcome audiences from across the globe to Toronto to experience the best in international and Canadian cinema, press and industry screenings, special events, and red carpets featuring some of the biggest names in film.
Taking place from September 7–17, 2023, TIFF 2023’s official screening v...
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July 5, 2023
TIFF announces World Premiere of Ladj Ly's new powerful film, Les Indésirables
Making his return to the Festival, Ly’s highly anticipated film is set to captivate Toronto audiences with this World Premiere
Photo credit: Luis Mora
TIFF is thrilled to announce the first international title to make its World Premiere at TIFF 2023. Ladj Ly, the acclaimed French filmmaker be...
The opening film July 9th is Luka by Jessica Woodworth
Synopsis
Luka, a young soldier craving battle, heads north to the legendary Fort Kairos where soldiers heroically defend the remains of civilization. He finds instead a dysfunctional force that has never even seen an enemy and is lorded over by a high command bloated with delusions of grandeur. Luka finds comfort in friendships with Konstantin, an enigmatic ra...
ASIA PACIFIC SCREEN LAB OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS
Griffith Film School, the Asia Pacific Screen Academy, Sun Foundation and NETPAC are pleased to announce the Call for Submissions for the 9th Asia Pacific Screen Lab.
At its core the Lab develops a vehicle for enabling film co-productions by early career feature filmmakers from across the Asia Pacific, typically those who have made at least one feature film within their particular national cinema and are now ready for a larger inte...
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Award-winning Swedish actress Alicia Vikander recently was honored in the Czech Republic at the 57th Karlovy Vary Film Festival with the President’s Award, in advance of the screening of her latest feature, the historical drama Fireband by director Karim Ainouz. In the film, Vikander plays the role of Queen Catherine Parr, the last wife of King Henry VIII, played by Jude Law.
Firebrand
Incidentally, Vikander’s first international film A Royal Affair in which she played Caroline M...
Respected readers, I am pleased to greet you after quite a pause. Our kind chief editor helped me through technical hardships. I am thankful to Mnsr Bruno Chatelin for his kind assistance and resultive help (whose screen genres I estimate probably the most among contemporary ones), so now my account is revived.
Entire last winter I spent at the Black Sea where my screenings took place at respected assembly halls of Sochi: "Coral", "The Lost Paradise", "Grand-Hall&...
Respected readers, I am pleased to greet you after quite a pause. Our kind chief editor helped me through technical hardships. I am thankful to Mnsr Bruno Chatelin for his kind assistance and resultive help (whose screen genres I estimate probably the most among contemporary ones), so now my account is revived.
Entire last winter I spent at the Black Sea where my screenings took place at respected assembly halls of Sochi: "Coral", "The Lost Paradise", "Grand-Hall&...
