Tag #Independent Film

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Indian Director Anuparna Roy Wins Orizzonti Award at Venice Film Festival

Anuparna Roy, a first-time director from a tribal village in West Bengal, won the Orizzonti Award at the Venice Film Festival for her debut film, "Songs of Forgotten Trees," marking a historic win for an Indian director in this category.

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Gender Equality
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Robert Redford, Oscar-Winning Actor and Filmmaker, Dies at 82

Robert Redford, an Oscar-winning actor, director, and environmental activist, died on September 16, 2024, at his Sundance, Utah home, his publicist announced.

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CPB Budget Cuts Force Documentary Filmmakers To Seek New Funding

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting's $1.1 billion budget cut forces the documentary film industry to find alternative funding and distribution strategies through streaming platforms and private funding, impacting independent filmmakers and potentially reducing diversity in storytelling.

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Quality Education
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Dolores Heredia: 40 Years in Mexican Cinema and Advocacy

Mexican actress Dolores Heredia received the Mayahuel de Plata award at the Guadalajara Film Festival for her 40-year career, which began in Baja California Sur and includes notable roles in Mexican and international films, along with advocacy for independent cinema.

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Dogma 25: A Film Movement Rejects Internet, Algorithms

Five Danish and Swedish filmmakers relaunched the Dogme 95 film movement in Cannes, vowing to make five films in a year using handwritten scripts and banning internet use during the creative process to counter the influence of algorithms on filmmaking.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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Flow": Latvian Animated Film's Monumental Success in Mexico

The Latvian animated film "Flow," with a budget of nearly $4 million, has grossed over $36 million worldwide, winning several awards, and is celebrating its Mexican success with a free screening in Mexico City's Zócalo on April 30th, 2025, attended by its director Gints Zilbalodis.

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Robert Redford: Leadership Lessons from a Hollywood Icon

Robert Redford, who died at age 89, provides lasting leadership lessons through his impactful career as an actor, environmentalist, and founder of the Sundance Institute, highlighting the importance of consistent values, collaborative platforms, and long-term vision over self-promotion.

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Climate Action
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Father Mother Sister Brother": A Conversational Portrait of Family Dynamics

Jim Jarmusch's "Father Mother Sister Brother" portrays three familial encounters, exploring themes of guilt, reconciliation, and the unspoken bonds within families through minimalistic conversations and subtle character interactions.

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Sorry, Baby" Sundance Success Highlights Nuanced Trauma Portrayal

Eva Victor's "Sorry, Baby," a Sundance Film Festival hit, uses humor to portray the aftermath of sexual assault, focusing on the protagonist's recovery and friendship; its unique approach sparked a bidding war.

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Gender Equality
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Esmorza amb mi": Exploring Heartbreak and Self-Love

Esmorza amb mi" (Have Breakfast With Me), Iván Morales' directorial debut, is a film exploring heartbreak through interwoven personal stories inspired by Pasolini's "Encuesta sobre el amor." Using a blend of fictional narratives and documentary-style interviews, it examines the complexities of relat...

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No Poverty
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Libération's Extensive Coverage of the 78th Cannes Film Festival

Libération will provide comprehensive coverage of the 78th Cannes Film Festival, including daily updates, film reviews, and interviews, highlighting the festival's role in promoting independent cinema.

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La Cocina": Ruizpalacios's Critical Look at Immigrant Workers

Alonso Ruizpalacios's "La Cocina", a black-and-white film about a New York restaurant kitchen staff, draws from his early 2000s experience at the Rainforest Cafe, providing a critical, timeless look at immigrant workers' struggles within a capitalist system, facing financial and ideological obstacle...

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