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REinvent picks up psychological drama 'Hercules Falling' starring Dar Salim (exclusive) | News

REinvent picks up psychological drama 'Hercules Falling' starring Dar Salim (exclusive) | News
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Latvian Films Available Online Internationally on 4 May 2021

Latvian Films Available Online Internationally on 4 May 2021
Roof on the Moonway by Andis Mizišs and Māris Maskalāns
RIGA: The 17th edition of the Latvian Film Marathon will be held online on 4 May 2021. The annual event is organised by the National Film Centre of Latvia to celebrate the date of the reinstitution of Latvia's independence in 1990. The films will be available on the platform filmas.lv in partnership with the Culture Information Systems Centre (KISC) at exact screening times starting from 11 am, adjusted to different time zones.
The programme will also include new films as well as newsreels and Latvian film classics. It will start with the animated programme for children, with films of Roze Stiebra, Dace Rīdūze, Edmunds Jansons and others.

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Review: German Lessons

Julian Vergov), an angry man in his fifties who is about to emigrate to Germany only a day after the end of his probation sentence, which he was given for beating up the new husband of his ex-wife (
Stefka Yanorova). His hot temper seems to have doomed him to a string of successive failures, and the ship for achieving something in life has definitely sailed. Except the emigration one. Germany – a symbol of order and a stereotypical utopian destination for many Eastern Europeans – embodies a desire for a more regulated life.
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However, even the emigration idea isn’t his, but rather belongs to his young girlfriend (

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Review: German Lessons

Review: German Lessons
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Review: German Lessons

Review: German Lessons
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FNE Market Analysis 2020: BULGARIA - FilmNewEurope.com

Yana Marinova and Luiza Grigorova-Makariev in Wildlings by Martin Makariev
SOFIA: Critical for culture and film worldwide, the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 was equally difficult for the film industry in Bulgaria.
The first severe restrictions of social and cultural life came after the vote of the Bulgarian Parliament in favour of a state of emergency from 13 March 2020, imposing a lockdown for a month. All culture and entertainment venues including cinemas were obliged to close.
As a result, only days after the official announcement of its 2020 lineup, the Sofia FF had to postpone its 24th edition, which was about to kick off on 12 March 2020 and to be followed by the 17th Sofia Meetings.

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FESTIVALS: The 25th Anniversary Sofia FF Announces First Films and Format

SOFIA: Stefan Kitanov, the director of the Sofia International Film Fest, announced that the 25th anniversary edition will still take place in the context of the ongoing pandemic, but will be split into two parts.
The first part is to take place 11-31 March 2021 and a second part will be announced as a special edition later during the year. The festival will be held both physically and online in an extended time frame. The Bulgarian government authorised theatres to operate at 30% of their capacity as of 1 February 2021, and the festival’s opening ceremony is planned to take place in the National Palace of Culture. The Sofia IFF was one of the first festivals in 2020 to be affected by the spread of COVID-19 across Europe.

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Motherland scoops the Audience Award at the ArteKino Festival

Motherland scoops the Audience Award at the ArteKino Festival
Motherland by Tomas Vengris
Organised in December by ARTE in conjunction with Festival Scope (and with the support of Creative Europe), and after having allowed internet users from 45 countries in Europe to view ten top-notch features free of charge from 1-31 December 2020 (racking up a total of 67,603 viewings, up by 47% compared to 2019), the fifth ArteKino Festival has seen
Tomas Vengris take home the European Audience Award (worth €20,000). The filmmaker’s feature debut, which was first unveiled at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, was produced by Lithuania’s Studio Uljana Kim and Latvia’s Locomotive Productions together with German outfit Heimathafen Film and Greece’s Faliro House. Its international sales have been entrusted to French firm Alpha Violet.

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