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Strong positioning on the international festival circuit: An interview with Diana Iljine of Filmfest München

November 24, 2015/in Autumn 2015_'Vintage', Festival Reviews, Interviews, Reviews

By setting a new attendance record, showing remarkable growth in the number of film professionals and media representatives, as well as a significant increase in media coverage, the 33rd Filmfest München (25 June – 4 July 2015)[1] confirmed its growing relevance as the second largest film festival in Germany. In addition, the introduction of two […]

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We can haz film fest!: Internet Cat Video Festival goes viral

June 12, 2015/in Festival Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2015_'Animals'

A festival devoted to internet cat videos set out on a 2014 cross-Canada tour with this promotional tagline – ‘All the cattiness of the film fest. But with cats.’ Just for Cats: Internet Cat Video Festival drew programming from its internationally-acclaimed namesake (also known as #catvidfest), which was launched in 2012 by the Walker Art […]

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Hollywood legacies and Russian laughter: Le Giornate del Cinema Muto / Pordenone Silent Film Festival 2014

June 12, 2015/in Festival Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2015_'Animals'

Over the past three decades Le Giornate del Cinema Muto, or the Pordenone Silent Film Festival, has become an indispensible forum for academics, archivists, and collectors working on silent cinema. The festival is held in Pordenone, a small city in northern Italy, and is organised and curated by an international crowd of specialists in the […]

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Dispatches from the dark: A conversation with Neil Young at the 2015 International Film Festival Rotterdam

June 12, 2015/in Festival Reviews, Interviews, Reviews, Spring 2015_'Animals'

Most large film festivals contain a constellation of attendees: casual moviegoers, devoted cinephiles, filmmakers, distributors, sales agents, and programmers – all of these figures help form the rich culture of film festivals. Central to this culture is the film critic, who travels the festival circuit filing film reviews and reports for media outlets.[1] The festival […]

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Dossier: International Film Festival Rotterdam 2015

June 12, 2015/in Festival Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2015_'Animals'

From 21 January until 1 February 2015 the 44th edition of the International Film Festival Rotterdam was held. For Rutger Wolfson it was his last festival as director. A couple of weeks earlier he had announced he would step down after this edition.[1] In 2004 Wolfson had joined the festival board and in 2008 he […]

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River-to-River Florence Indian Film Festival: The Italian response to Bollywood cinema

December 5, 2014/in Autumn 2014_'War', Festival Reviews, Reviews

Indie Indian films have gained exponential attention from the academic community since 2011 when Delhi Belly (Abhinay Deo, 2011), a thought-provoking film produced by the Bollywood star Aamir Khan, was screened at the London Indian Film Festival. Prior to this upsurge the River-to-River Florence Indian Film Festival has strenuously promoted the value of ‘other’ Indian […]

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Progressive spaces and lines of battle: Bristol Radical Film Festival 2014

December 5, 2014/in Autumn 2014_'War', Festival Reviews, Reviews

Introduction The ethos of the Bristol Radical Film Festival (BRFF), now in its fourth year, appears to be the provision of a space for the screening of films with a strong emphasis on discussion and debate. The festival represents a shift away from merely exhibiting a range of works and onto an examination of the […]

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Film festival management and programming

December 5, 2014/in Autumn 2014_'War', Book Reviews, Festival Reviews, Reviews

St Andrews Film Studies publishes the book series Films Need Festivals, Festivals Need Films under the editorship of Dina Iordanova. The series is now in its 6th edition in as many years, with the two newest being Coming Soon to a Festival Near You: Programming Film Festivals edited by Jeffrey Ruoff (St Andrews Film Studies, […]

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Minds, bodies, and hearts: Flare London LGBT Film Festival 2014

November 21, 2014/in Autumn 2014_'War', Festival Reviews, Reviews

LGBTQ film festivals are engaged in a precarious dance. They cannot live without the identity categories that designate both their mission and their audience and yet they cannot live easily with these identities, which are continually expanded, revised, and contested. The growth of public discourse around previously marginalised identities (including but not limited to lesbian, […]

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Past memories for a new future: The 70th Mostra Internazionale d’Arte Cinematografica di Venezia

June 13, 2014/in Festival Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2014_'Traces'

From 28 August-7 September 2013 the Mostra Internazionale d’Arte Cinematografica di Venezia celebrated its 70th edition.[1] It is the oldest film festival in the world and the first ‘international cinematographic art exhibition’[2] to reach that milestone. The ‘Mostra’ certainly does not need an introduction since it is a very well-known event to which several monographic […]

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Initiating regional talents: 2013 Sarajevo Film Festival

June 13, 2014/in Festival Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2014_'Traces'

Initiated in the mid-1990s by a group of enthusiasts during the siege of Sarajevo and the war in Bosnia & Herzegovina, Sarajevo Film Festival (SFF)[1] has developed into one of the biggest Southeast European film festivals along with the Thessaloniki International Film Festival in Greece.[2] Although one could hear some of the locals complaining about […]

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Celebrating independence: 54th Thessaloniki International Film Festival

June 13, 2014/in Festival Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2014_'Traces'

In its fourth year under the leadership of Dimitris Eipides the 54th Thessaloniki International Film Festival (TIFF) affirmed its vision as a festival of independent cinema: (relatively) low-budget, (often) politically motivated, (at times) formally experimental films from around the world were showcased and celebrated. Eipides’ concept of independence is fluid and broad as indeed befits […]

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Brazil’s International Disability Film Festival Assim Vivemos

June 13, 2014/in Festival Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2014_'Traces'

I am I and my circumstance. –  José Ortega y Gasset[1] A blind person and her companion proceed to the information desk at the festival center and request audio description equipment. A sighted person also gets one. Entering the screening hall, the employee in charge of collecting tickets instructs me to do the same. Curious, […]

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Oberhausen: An interview with Lars Henrik Gass

June 13, 2014/in Festival Reviews, Interviews, Reviews, Spring 2014_'Traces'

by Enrico Camporesi Founded in 1954, the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen (Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen) is one of the pioneering film festivals for short films and a major venue for experimental, documentary, and artist’s film and video. Throughout the decades Oberhausen has been the site of crucial turning points in film history. In 1962, during […]

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Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival: Between the national and the global

November 9, 2013/in Autumn 2013_'Waste', Festival Reviews, Reviews

The first edition of the Antalya Golden Orange International Film Festival[1] was launched fifty years ago in 1964, at a time when the international success of the director Metin Erksan[2] ignited national support for the creation of a Turkish film festival. Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival has primarily been a national film festival, despite occasional […]

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