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Péter Bergendy’s period horror film “Post Mortem” has been selected to...

Venedik Film Festivali’nin programı açıklandı Venedik Film Festivali’nin programı açıklandı 1-11 Eylül tarihleri arasında, Lido Adası’nda düzenlenecek olan 78. Venedik Film Festivali’nin resmi seçkilerinde, Türk sinemasından bir örnek yer almıyor. Abone Ol Ana bölüm Venezia 78’de Altın Aslan ödülü için yarışacak olan 21 film arasında, İtalyan sineması 5 adayla (Michelangelo Frammartino, Damien ve Fabio D’İnnocenzo kardeşler, Gabriele Mainetti, Mario Marto...

Spanish Titles at the 2021 Cannes Marché du Film Emilio Mayorga, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail “Alcarrás” (Carla Simon) Much anticipated after Simon’s “Summer 1993,” “Alcarrás” tracks the final harvest at a multi-generational family farm. Co-produced with Italy. Sales: MK2 Films More from Variety “Ama” (Julia de Paz Solvas) A Malaga premiere from La Dalia Films about single motherhood and raising a child without a permanent home. Sales: Filmax “Ane Is Missing” (David Pérez Sañudo) A 2021 best picture Goya nominee, Patricia López Arnáiz dominates the screen as ...

st century setting. What if the rich boy was a bachelor in a slick Mumbai flat and the poor girl was actually the maid who housekeeps for him? Can there be an actual romance that bridges the cultural chasm between them? Until a few years ago, Bollywood kept ‘the help’ at arm’s length, using only the ridiculously cliched loyal- onto- death type of character, who alternated between providing comic relief or fading into the background. Recently, however, the stream of innovative filmmaking pouring out of Netflix and other platforms has begun to take an interest in depicting the social dyna...

Quo Vadis, Aida? by Jasmila Žbanić SARAJEVO: The already fragile film industry of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been severely shaken by the COVID-19 pandemic. The cinema attendance dropped by 70% compared to 2019 results, almost all production has been moved to 2021 and, as there is still no Cinema Law or Film Centre in the country, filmmakers could only count on themselves to try and weather the storm. Several professional associations, the Association of Filmmakers of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Sarajevo Film Festival in the first place, are trying to cover as many as possible of the deve...