Anatomy of a Fall by Justine Triet was the big winner of the night at European Film Awards 2023, winning five awards including European Film, Director, Actress for Sandra Hüller, Scriptwriter and the Excellence Award for Editing.
Safe Place (Sigurno Mjesto)(2022)
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Justine Triet’s ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ Sweeps European Film Awards Winning European Film, Director, Actress for Sandra Hüller
Anatomy of a Fall directed by Justine Triet
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Anatomy Of A Fall, Fallen Leaves, The Zone Of Interest Lead 36th European Film Awards Nominations
Fallen Leaves (Kuolleet Lehdet) The European Film Academy revealed the nominees for the main categories of the 36th European Film Awards.
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21 More Films Make European Film Awards’ Feature Film Selection 2023 Shortlist
Tatami The European Film Academy added 21 more films to the shortlist for the European Film Awards’ Feature Film Selection 2023, now comprising 40 European feature films. This year’s feature film selection includes an increased number of female filmmakers with 18 female directors out of all 43 directors of the 40 selected films.
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19 Films Make the Feature Film Selection for European Film Awards 2023
Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry The European Film Awards has selected 19 films as the first part of the Academy’s Feature Film Selection 2023. The Feature Film Selection includes films that the Board of the Academy recommends to all Academy members for a nomination for the European Film Awards 2023.
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Savanah Leaf’s Earth Mama to Open MoMA and FLC’s 52nd New Directors/New Films Festival Lineup
Earth Mama directed by Savanah Leaf The Museum of Modern Art and Film at Lincoln Center revealed the lineup of 27 features and 11 shorts, a total of 41 directors for the 52nd edition of New Directors/New Films (ND/NF), taking place from March 29 through April 9, 2023.
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Ray Romano’s Somewhere in Queens to Open 40th Miami Film Festival Lineup
Somewhere In Queens directed by Ray Romano Miami Film Festival will celebrate its 40th anniversary edition from March 3-12, 2023, opening with Somewhere in Queens, directed by comedian and actor Ray Romano, who will attend. The festival will close with The Lost King, directed by Stephen Frears on Saturday, March 11.
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Academy Reveals Feature Films Eligible for Animated, Documentary and International Categories for 95th Oscars
A Cup of Coffee and New Shoes On The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the feature films eligible for consideration in the Animated Feature Film, Documentary Feature Film and International Feature Film categories for the 95th Academy Awards.
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CORSAGE to Open AFI European Union Film Showcase 2022 Lineup of EU Films
Corsage directed by Marie Kreutzer Now in its 35th year, the 2022 AFI European Union Film Showcase, taking place December 1–20 at the American Film Institute’s historic theatre in Silver Spring, Maryland highlights 56 films representing all 27 EU member states. Of the Official Selections, 50% are directed or co-directed by women.
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Judit Elek, Yuasa Masaaki, Stanya Kahn at International Film Festival Rotterdam 2023
So Low You Can’t Get Over It directed by Stanya Kahn At its 52nd edition, International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) will celebrate radical filmmakers and visual artists including Hungarian filmmaker Judit Elek, Japanese animator Yuasa Masaaki,and American interdisciplinary artist Stanya Kahn. The festival also revealed the first titles in Harbour, the festival’s largest and broadest program.
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SAFE PLACE and MUSEUM OF THE REVOLUTION Lead Winners of 28th Sarajevo Film Festival Awards
Safe Place by Juraj Lerotić The 28th Sarajevo Film Festival closed with the world premiere of film May Labour Day by Pjer Žalica. Safe Place by Croatian director Juraj Lerotić won the Heart of Sarajevo for Best Feature Film along with Heart of Sarajevo for Best Actor for Juraj Lerotić. A traumatic event, a sudden suicide attempt, tears the fabric of a family of three in the film inspired by personal experience of the director, Jurja Lerotić, who also won the Best Actor prize for playing the main role in the film.
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75th Locarno Film Festival Award Winners. Julia Murat’s Rule 34 Wins Pardo d’oro Prize
Rule 34 (Regra 34) by Julia Murat The controversial Brazilian film Rule 34 (Regra 34) by Julia Murat was awarded the Pardo d’oro at the 75th Locarno Film Festival. In the sexual film, Simone is a young law student who finds a passion for defending women in abuse cases, yet her own sexual interests lead her to a world of violence and eroticism.
