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OSCARS 2025: Best International Feature Submissions
Rolling list of submissions for the Best International Feature category of the Oscars from Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
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Rolling list of submissions for the Best International Feature category of the Oscars from Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
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UPDATED AUGUST 26: A list of films selected for Locarno, San Sebastian, Venice & Toronto from Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
Middle East & North Africa
Berlinale’s World Cinema Fund awarded eight production and two distribution grants in its latest funding round.
Streamlined Insights
One issue that comes up repeatedly in the conversations I’ve had with producers in Asia and the Middle East over the years is the difficulty of setting up co-productions between ‘established’ (usually meaning Western European) nations and ‘developing’ nations. Of course, there are other established film producing territories
Middle East & North Africa
Jordan’s Amman International Film Festival selected 16 projects from eight Arab countries for Amman Film Industry Days.
Streamlined Insights
Heading into this year’s Cannes Marché, there were several reasons to believe business would be muted, with slow box office recovery nearly everywhere in the world, rising interest rates and the hangover from the Hollywood strikes and pandemic all cited as reasons for a depressed market. And yet there
Europe
All the winners from this year’s Cannes film festival, across official selection and parallel sections.
Middle East & North Africa
Qatar’s Doha Film Institute has selected 44 projects from 17 countries for its spring 2024 funding round.
Middle East & North Africa
Hubert Bals Fund has selected eight projects for its HBF+Europe: Minority Co-pro scheme, and two for its HBF+ Europe: Post scheme.
Middle East & North Africa
Forever-Forever, from Ukrainian filmmaker Anna Buryachkova, won the Golden Tulip in the international competition.
Streamlined Insights
Although this year’s Cannes line-up is one of the most commercial in a while, it’s also one that highlights how much cross-cultural collaboration we still have in international cinema, and how borders continue to blend and shift, despite the divisions thrown up by politics, war and
Africa
UPDATED: A list of films and their sales agents selected for Cannes, Critics Week & Directors Fortnight from Asia, Africa and the Middle East.