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Berlin-based sales agency M-Appeal has closed multiple deals for Cannes Film Festival titles “Power Alley” by Lillah Halla, and “Let Me Go” by Maxime Rappaz, which are both female-led films. Cannes Critics’ Week title “Power Alley,” set in Brazil, follows talented volleyball player Sofia who discovers she is pregnant on the eve of a career-defining …

M-Appeal has closed multiple deals for Cannes titles 'Power Alley' by Lillah Halla and 'Let Me Go' by Maxime Rappaz.

29/09/2023 - The finalists for the support fund for independent feature films in post-production will be presented and awarded prizes on 22 November during Milano Industry Days - MID by MFN

27/09/2023 - Iliès Kadri, Sofian Khammes and Edgar Ramirez star in the filmmaker’s first feature, produced by Les Films du Bal

25/09/2023 - The new programme by the Critics’ Week of the Cannes Film Festival begins with a selection made up of five projects and three composers

21/09/2023 - In addition to international guests, the festival has announced a record number of world and European premieres, a staggering 52 out of 148 films

What lurks while you lie in your bed? South Korean film-maker Jason Yu taps the scariness of Sleep. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The unkillable vampire legend gets one of its frequent cinematic resurrections (this Venice Film Festival alone boasted three more: “El Conde” in competition,…

In Ariane Louis-Seize's stylish but schematic debut, "Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person" the sweet teen romance defangs the horror.

The first time an army of tiny spider-babies appeared in Sébastien Vaniček’s horror movie, which premiered at the 2023 Venice Film Festival, my body bent into a shape it has never taken before or since.