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El Gouna Film Festival will 'champion the voices that shape the future of our industry,' says Marianne Khoury, artistic director.

After a one-year hiatus, the much-missed El Gouna Film Festival (Oct. 13 – 20) is back and poised to make an increased impact. Joining beloved festival director Intishal Al-Timimi this time around is esteemed Egyptian producer-director Marianne Khoury in the artistic director position. Khoury’s long-time championship of female filmmakers and themes finds an echo in …

Egypt’s El Gouna Film Festival (GFF) has unveiled a first wave of international titles due to play at its upcoming comeback sixth edition, unfolding from October 13 to 20 after a one-year hiatus. The selection features a number of high-profile festival titles including Justine Triet’s Cannes 2023 Palme d’Or winner Anatomy Of A Fall, Berlinale …

Egypt’s El Gouna Film Festival Unveils First Wave Of Int’l Titles; Berlinale, Cannes & Sundance Winners Head To Comeback Edition

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Icarus Films has taken North American rights to Youth (Spring), the newest feature from Venice prizer winner Wang Bing, which earlier this year became one of the first documentaries admitted to Cannes’ main competition in decades. A release date has not yet been disclosed. Soon to screen at both the New York Film Festival and …

Icarus Films has taken North American rights to Youth (Spring), the newest feature from Venice prizer winner Wang Bing, which earlier this year became one of…

The documentary 'Youth (Spring)' from filmmaker Wang Bing has been picked up for NA release by Icarus Films.

The New York Film Festival, a cultural cornerstone in both the film industry and New York culture, is gearing up for its 61st annual celebration. Although the festival awards no prizes, a film being chosen for a showing is considered an honor. NYFF recently released their full lineup of films for the upcoming

David Krumholtz stars in 'Lousy Carter,' as Bob Byington makes yet another movie about a dude who refuses to grow up. This one learns he may be dying.