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184 articles available in total starting from 05/01/2006. Last article published on 01/06/2006.

Ça brûle: Kindling romantic fiction

After A Foreign Body, her first feature, presented in Director’s Fortnight in 1997, Claire Simon went down the documentary route with 800 kms de différence – Romance (2001), followed by Mimi...  

23/05/2006 | Cannes 2006/Directors’ Fortnight | Fra

Adriana Chiesa count on Tornatore

"Tornatore is one of the few Italian directors that pre-sell", veteran sales agent Adriana Chiesa told Cineuropa, commenting on the film’s recently closed deals with Japan (Happinet Pictures) and...  

23/05/2006 | Cannes 2006/Market | Italy

"Broadcasters should be forced to buy EU films"

“We should have European legislation to force European broadcasters buy EU films”, Adriana Chiesa, CEO of Italian sales outfit Adriana Chiesa Enterprises and Vice-President of the European Film...  

23/05/2006 | Cannes 2006 | Italy

Sola Media popular with family films

German sales company Sola Media, headed by Solveig Langeland, has closed a series of deals on the much promoted Cannes title Lotte From Gadgetville, directed by Janno Põldma and Heiki Ernits. The...  

23/05/2006 | Cannes 2006 | Market | Germany

Komma: The beauty and the beast

Preceding the official competition screening of The Weakest Are Always Right by Lucas Belvaux , it was up to Martine Doyen to represent Belgium at the Cannes Film Festival, with her first feature,...  

22/05/2006 | Cannes 2006/Critics’ Week | Belgium

To live and die in Oslo

Norway was not represented in official selection at the Cannes Film Festival since 1994, with Unni Straume’s . This time, it’s young Stefan Faldbaken’s turn, with his debut film Uro. Shot in a...  

22/05/2006 | Cannes 2006/Un Certain Regard | Norway

Changement d’adresse brings a breath of fresh air to the Croisette

In the spacious but packed Noga theatre, filmmaker Emmanuel Mouret and her troupe – including actors Frédérique Bel, Fanny Valette, Dany Brillant and Ariane Ascaride – received a standing ovation...  

22/05/2006 | Cannes 2006/Directors’ Fortnight | FR

Doctor Usmonov cures impotency

Will Kamal succeed in overcoming his fears to return home and finally consummate his marriage with his wife? This is, seemingly, the subject of To Get to Heaven You First Have to Die, the new film...  

22/05/2006 | Cannes 2006/Un Certain Regard | France

Mitulescu and the end of Ceausescu’s dictatorship

Catalin Mitulescu, winner of the Golden Palm for Best Short in Cannes in 2003, got off to a good start this afternoon with her new feature, The Way I Spent the End of the World, which charmed...  

22/05/2006 | Cannes 2006/Un Certain Regard | Romania

Moretti and the Italian anomaly

Silvio Berlusconi lost the elections but continues to be as dangerous as before. After the press screening of The Caiman (see focus), Nanni Moretti met with international journalists to explain...  

22/05/2006 | Cannes 2006/Competition | Italy

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