Androulla Vassiliou, European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth paid tribute to French film director Claude Miller who died in Paris on 4th April this year. He was [...]
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Chinese director Wong Kar Wai will be the Jury President of the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival, a festival press release announced last week. The director, who has won many [...]
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Avant-garde film French filmmaker Chris Marker died at the age of 91 last week. Acclaimed and revered by the film community across the world, Markers films had a profound [...]
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Many worthwhile titles are not included because of limitations in scheduling, not to mention works that had been lost.
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From noir crime dramas to New Wave beatnik sagas to popular blockbusters about animals and Antarctica, Kurahara’s cinema can be called anything but boring.
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The Kawashima Yuzo retrospective, shown on exquisitely restored prints, aims to correct that and introduce new audiences to the delights of this auteur’s world.
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As filmmaker and cinephile, Franju stood at the crossroads of French cinema, linking early silent films, the golden age of the Popular Front in the 1930s and the nouvelle [...]
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Chan is more than a Hong Kong filmmaker; his work reflecting multiple cultures and perspectives.
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