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For the past year the Italian government has been procrastinating over its planned changes to tax incentives for film and television production. Specifically this affects the funding available to film productions through a 40% tax credit. For industry associations and collectives, this delay in releasing the funding has a direct impact on small and medium-sized …
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Director Đorđe Vojvodić has begun post-production on his feature-length documentary, Nothing for You to Change. Co-produced by Bitter Frames (Montenegro) and Biberche Productions (Serbia), Vojvodić’s documentary follows the daily life of his older brother, Luka. Aged 29, an eternal student and member of a rock band, Luka still lives with his parents. The director followed …
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Igor Bezinović’s docu-fiction Fiume o Morte! has won several awards at the 54th Rotterdam International Film Festival. In addition to the festival’s Grand Prix, the film won the Critics’ Award and the Audience Award. At the closing ceremony producers Vanja Jambrović and Tibor Keser said: “We are deeply touched by this recognition, especially since it’s …
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Among the Hollywood blockbusters, three Serbian titles are in the country’s box office top ten. Le long-métrage Nedelja, réalisé par Nemanja Ćeranić et produit par Telekom Srbija et Pelicula Production, est en tête du palmarès avec 347 622 entrées. Ce biopic retrace la carrière du célèbre chanteur serbe, Džej Ramadanovski. As for the other two …
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In February the Centre Algérien de la Cinématographie launched the first issue of Cinémathèque. This quarterly magazine is supervised by Adel Mekhalfia, who runs the Cinémathèque d’Alger. “The aim,” he explains, “is to provide readers with a comprehensive and stimulating overview of the cinematographic landscape, while celebrating the talents which shape it.” According to the …
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Named after the first French female film director and created in January 2018 by journalist Véronique Le Bris, the Alice Guy Award honours an international female director every year. This year the award was won by Lina Soualem for her film Bye Bye Tibériade. “I discovered Alice Guy,” the director says, “at the same time …
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The Palestinian Film Institute (PFI) published a call for projects, now closed, for those wishing to take part in the Cannes Film Festival’s film market, Cannes Docs. Before the market, leaders of the projects selected by an international jury will be given advice on strategy by the Institute’s industry consultants. Then, at Cannes, they will …
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