After Galway 2020: what European Capitals of Culture still buy an Irish city A European Capital of Culture is not a year of posters. It is a Union action under…
Ireland’s co-production treaties: how a film becomes “national” twice A European producer who says “we’ll just co-pro it” is using a slang word for a treaty act…
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Second-generation Irish audiences in Europe: citizenship, habit, and the missing shelf MSMN’s earlier diaspora-festivals piece asked how Irish film weekends tur…
Locarno, Berlin and Cannes: the buyer map Irish films actually travel A European viewer meets an Irish film as a title. The industry meets it as a calendar. Feb…
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As the film world marks the 100th anniversary of Buster Keaton's iconic silent film 'The General,' fans and film enthusiasts gather in Cottage Grove, Oregon, to celebrate its enduring impact and the artistry behind its creation.
The Locarno Film Festival is celebrating its 79th edition, showcasing a blend of iconic stars and new talent, with tributes to notable figures in cinema.
The 1982 cult German horror film 'Der Fan' is making its U.S. theatrical debut on August 28, 2023, at Metrograph in New York City, following a restoration that enhances its visual and audio quality.
Takashi Miike returns with 'Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo,' a neo-noir film set to premiere at TIFF before its U.S. release by Neon. The film explores themes of morality and human nature, continuing Miike's tradition of provocative storytelling.
The Maysles Documentary Center honors documentary filmmakers with the 2026 Albie Awards, showcasing significant works that reflect contemporary themes and narratives.
In her debut feature film, Argentine director Lucila Mariani navigates the complexities of lucid dreaming, horror, and female identity, set against the backdrop of a digitally saturated world. 'The Days Off' premieres at the Swiff film festival, promising a poignant exploration of these themes.
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