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Magaluf Ghost Town wins at the 23rd Thessaloniki Documentary Festival On the Other Side and Landscapes of Resistance have received the other Golden Alexanders in their respective sections at the end of the hybrid edition of the festival Magaluf Ghost Town by Miguel Ángel Blanca The 23 rdThessaloniki Documentary Festival (TDF) unspooled as a hybrid edition, with its first online screenings running from 4-14 March and the on-site screenings from 24 June–4 July, when 92 films were shown in nine open-air theatres and 142 were showcased online, with a total of 48,000 viewers watching them. The...

Joe DeNardo and Paul Felten craft a mysterious New York thriller with mumblecore sensibilities.

Portugal's Rebates Lure Foreign Shoots, Power Domestic Production Martin Dale, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Portugal’s cash rebate scheme, introduced in 2018, is attracting major international productions and new production outfits and facilities, and providing significant leverage for domestic film and TV productions. Shoots slowed during the pandemic, with several projects lensed in bubbles, but production is expected to surge in the second half of 2021. More from Variety The current cash rebate is tabbed at 25/30% of eligible production spend and may be upwardly revised in the near ...

Ten of the best art documentaries to watch right now With many museums temporarily shuttered, now is a great time to catch up on some of the superb films that have been made about art and artists. Spanning London, Beijing and New York, Picasso, Basquiat and Stella, here are 10 of our favourites 1 Jacqueline Weld spent the summers of 1978 and 1979 interviewing Peggy Guggenheim, gathering material for her biography of the revolutionary art patron, Peggy: The Wayward Guggenheim. The tapes, however, were lost and never heard by the public. When the director Lisa Immordino Vr...